> It's pretty darn hard to hit their page delivery targets unless you're serving from something close to their testing site. Are you sure? Have you tried using

> It's pretty darn hard to hit their page delivery targets unless you're serving from something close to their testing site. Are you sure? Have you tried using a CDN? > An ultra small, static site can sometimes get 100 though Here's an example site I run that gets a close to perfect score that has a fairly complex landing page: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.checkbot.io&tab=desktop https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... (it should load close to instant once it connects in your browser: https://www.checkbot.io/ https://www.checkbot.io/) The main tips I can give for a high page speed that most websites don't do are avoid large header images, make sure text is visible before custom fonts load, use minimal CSS (and/or inline the CSS for the header into the top of the HTML), don't use blocking JavaScript and especially avoid huge JavaScript triggered cookie popups (the blocking JavaScript + big delay for the Largest Contentful Paint will kill your score).