Changing DNS

[JessicaJohansso]

This is very informative explanation, Thanks. I will try it very carefully.

[Akshay_M]

Faster DNS will help on the website traffic and overall Seo of the website. Google has admitted that page load time does affect SERP results. Even though DNS lookup times are usually well under a second, they can still affect page loads. If you say yes to any of the following questions, you?re at a high risk for slow DNS resolution times.

These factors can significantly hurt your load times and SERP rankings.

1. Does your provider experience outages or performance issues often?
When your DNS fails to resolve or takes longer than usual, that can add entire seconds to your page load times. Don?t settle for a provider with a history of unreliability. Your DNS provider is responsible for keeping your website/application reachable to your end-users. If they falter, you could see higher bounce rates, drop in client retention and brand trust, or even loss of revenue. Only a global provider like Apps4Rent etc. can keep their services 99.9% up so think thrice before you think about switching your provider.

2. Does your provider have a Unicast network? Or less than 10 points of presence?
It?s simple physics, the closer a name server is to an end-user the less time it takes to answer that user?s query. Another thing to look at is how many name servers are authoritative for your domain? If it?s less than three, you need to look at a different provider.

Regards,
Akshay

[JessicaJohansso]

Ok, Got It, I will try it. But how to choose best DNS, please share your view ?

[aronsalsa]

Faster DNS will help on the website traffic and if the DNS has to be provided by the more unicast. This is the factors that depend on the DNS to make the impact on the website traffic.

[JessicaJohansso]

If we are changing DNS of websites that will be helpful or not for website traffic point of view ?