My live WordPress site (Elementor + WooCommerce) is hitting the CPU ceiling, and the server is frequently overloaded whenever visitors just browse the store. The symptoms are clear: pages take ages to load and sometimes never finish, leaving shoppers staring at a blank screen. Checkout and the admin area behave, so the bottleneck is squarely in the front-end catalogue experience. I need a performance-minded WordPress expert who can trace the source of these spikes—whether that’s an unoptimised query, a plugin conflict, heavy Elementor widgets, or something deeper in WooCommerce—and then implement fixes without breaking the live site. Expect to work with SSH access, query monitors, object caching tools, and whatever stack profiler you prefer. I’ll provide a staging clone for deeper testing, but the final optimisation must be rolled out to the production server with minimal downtime. Acceptance will be based on: • CPU usage staying within normal limits under typical traffic bursts • Store pages consistently loading and responding (no more hang-ups) • No lost functionality or design regressions in Elementor or WooCommerce Please outline the steps you plan to take and any diagnostic reports you’ll deliver so I can see exactly where the gains come from.