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Using Liquid Web’s CDN with WordPress via W3 Total Cache
For those who don't know, W3 Total Cache is one of the most used performance enhancing plugins for WordPress. It offers many different options to speed up your WordPress site, whether it be through object caching via memcache, to minification of Javascript and CSS files.
It also offers easy integration with a feature that globally visited sites can benefit from: Content Delivery Networks
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