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I don't think I'm the right fit for this one.

Your budget is below my minimum project size, so instead of booking a call, here's what I'd do if I were you. These five steps alone make most WordPress sites noticeably faster.

1. 01 Install one good caching plugin. LiteSpeed Cache is free and excellent if your host runs LiteSpeed servers, and many do. If yours doesn't, WP Rocket is a solid paid option.
2. 02 Compress your images and serve them as WebP or AVIF. The big image at the top of your homepage is usually the biggest win.
3. 03 Deactivate and delete any plugin you can't explain the purpose of.
4. 04 If you're on very cheap shared hosting, consider moving to a managed WordPress host. It's often the cheapest speed boost you can buy.
5. 05 Run PageSpeed Insights again and aim for your main content to appear in under 2.5 seconds on mobile.

Whenever you're ready for a full rebuild, I'd be glad to hear from you.