KeyCDN - The WordPress CDN for Everyone
In order to ensure best user experience and optimal WordPress SEO, a CDN plays a key role in delivering content fast and reliable. KeyCDN works seamlessly with all common WordPress CDN plugins and makes sure your site is super fast. It's is the WordPress CDN of your choice.
WordPress (WP) has been one of the most successful content management systems (CMS) out there, and now powers over 25% of the internet. WP also became successful because of the whole ecosystem around it. Themes, plugins and the whole community will make your (WordPress) life much easier.
WordPress CDN options
KeyCDN supports all common CDN plugins for WordPress, among them CDN and Cache Enabler, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, and WP Rocket. The installation process for the plugins is very similar and it only takes a few minutes to get started. The plugins go actually beyond pure CDN integration, they also let you configure a wide variety of caching settings.
1. CDN Enabler + Cache Enabler
We recommend to use the free CDN Enabler plugin, which is a lightweight WordPress plugin developed by KeyCDN. The Cache Enabler plugin is also highly recommended to improve the speed of your blog.
2. W3 Total Cache
W3 Total Cache is a WordPress Performance Optimization (WPO) framework, that lets you conveniently integrate KeyCDN. Check out our other tutorial how to setup KeyCDN with W3 Total Cache.
3. WP Super Cache
WP Super Cache Also a very popular plugin that makes a CDN integration a breeze. There is a tutorial as well to setup WP Super Cache with KeyCDN.
4. WP Rocket
WP Rocket is a premium caching plugin which offers easy CDN integration and quick configurable caching options. There is a tutorial as well to setup WP Rocket with KeyCDN. Once your CDN plugin is in place, take advantage of the WordPress community! there is a wide variety of websites covering all aspects of WP. A nice theme will make a huge difference. Integrating social networks seamlessly with your site is also quite easy. As you see, the list goes on and on. It's worth spending some exploring WP communities to really understand the breath and depth of WordPress.