Don't read the words in your mind. Try to control the inner voice and focus on targeting words with eyes rather than ears or mind.
Use any pointer, such as a pen, finger, or cursor, to follow the path of your reading. This helps you to focus more on your reading and helps in maintaining the speed, too.
Instead of grabbing just one word at a time, use your eye power and capture as many words as you can in a single view.
Minimise backtracking, as it will lead to slow reading. Trust your habit of reading and stop regression.
Roll your eyes from right to left and left to right, and grab information first, and then start reading the page. This will help to create a sense of familiarity with the page and help you speed-read.
To take a follow-up on your reading speed, set a timer for your reading per page.
While the goal is faster reading, comprehension should not be sacrificed. Practice techniques that improve both speed and understanding.
Speed reading requires regular practice. Dedicate some time daily to these techniques to see noticeable improvement over time. Start with easier material and gradually move to more complex texts.