Website taking long too load even after trying & reading your past posts

I have the website http://www.bookmash.co.in/store
My homepage takes too long too load. I have tried all the ways you had mentioned in your FAQ and other threads but in vain.
It would be really helpful if you could see the website and check it out yourself so that i can start my business soon.

Parse Time: 34.760 - Number of Queries: 134 - Query Time: 0.59140378608704

Your server is too busy.
Contact your hosting company for assistance. Since it's GoDaddy, ask them for a server performance profiling report.

DrByte:

Parse Time: 34.760 - Number of Queries: 134 - Query Time: 0.59140378608704

Your server is too busy.
Contact your hosting company for assistance. Since it's GoDaddy, ask them for a server performance profiling report.

Are you sure thats the problem? No problems with zen cart right?

Because if you are sure about it, i can upgrade my hosting plan and try it out because i am right now on the most economical hosting of go daddy so maybe thats the reason?

shahmeet171995:

Because if you are sure about it, i can upgrade my hosting plan and try it out because i am right now on the most economical hosting of go daddy so maybe thats the reason?

If you are serious about running an online business, then you ought to be equally serious about using a proper host. GoDaddy (especially the cheap options) are not suitable for eCommerce.

While you can, look for proper hosting. Your business relies on RELIABLE and FAST service, on a server that is built and configured to handle complex platforms.

Seriously... do not upgrade with GoDaddy - you get marginal imrpovement. Move to a proper host.

Get diagnostics from a senior tech person before upgrading your plan.
Don't just throw money at it. Get to the root of the problem first.

Sometimes it's as simple as a rogue change you've made to the code that's calling in images from flickr or twitter or something. Yes, that has been known to slow things down badly.

If you don't find out the root problem first, then applying a bandage will not actually fix the problem, and you'll still end up with issues later.

ohkayyy...thankyou! :)

Can you suggest one?