Thanks,Enlil. The site that my Concrete 5 site is currently "under" is extremely slow because it is a Wordpress site that has caching and other issues. My Concrete 5 site is also very slow and I am hoping it has something to do with being in a subfolder of the slow Wordpress site and that the Concrete 5 site will speed up once it has its own domain name. If I simply redirect the site to the new domain I assume it will still be associated with the slow Wordpress site and therefore will also still be slow. Is that a legitimate concern?


Here is the Concrete 5 site:http://www.getoutsidenyc.com/hvn2/...

Thanks again for responding.

Steve

no. You get your concrete5 site running on a good server. The domain name just points to where it's hosted!

Thanks. I'll call BlueHost and set it up that way.

With blue host I would check your throttle tab and see whats hogging everything. I clicked on your site and it took 6 seconds for first byte. Something funny is going on.

I use bluehost and have all my concrete5 sites loading the homepage under 3-5 seconds the only time when I had an issue with bluehost taking my page 10 seconds to load is when I was being throttled because my traffic was to large and I needed to upgraded.

you either have something running on your server that your not aware of or your sever has to much load.

Thanks, Sheldon. I will look into that.

Thanks again, Enlil. This worked perfectly