My current service—whether it’s the website front-end, a back-end application, or the underlying database layer—isn’t running as quickly as it should, and I need measurable improvements in real-world speed. The exact platform (Windows, Linux, or macOS) is already in place; what matters now is diagnosing the slow points and applying proven optimisation techniques so users experience significantly faster load and response times. Here’s the flow I have in mind: • Establish a reliable performance baseline (profiling, logging, or A/B metrics). • Propose a focused optimisation plan that might include code refactoring, database indexing, server-side caching, or asset minification—whatever turns out to be the true bottleneck. • Implement the fixes, then retest under comparable load to confirm tangible gains. Deliverables are straightforward: the initial benchmark report, the documented changes, and a final comparison report showing the new, faster metrics. If additional tooling such as New Relic, GTmetrix, Lighthouse, or custom scripts is useful, feel free to incorporate them; what counts is a clear before-and-after improvement.