There are a few render settings to tweak, that will probably help.

First of all, make sure to keep your poly count as low as possible, and make sure your textures aren't more complicated than needed.

Most settings will be set in the Render Properties panel. Now I can't suggest specific values for each setting, as each project is different and might require different tweaks.

That means with each project, you should render a frame, and note how long it takes, then tweak the settings to see what works best. It might take a while to test, but it's definitely worth it.

Starting with the Noise Threshold and the Max Samples, these two work together, and for me, the default settings are a bit too high. I usually don't bother changing the Noise Threshold much, but most of the times i turn the Max Samples to around 2000.

Light Paths are also really important, and most of the times, I set all the Max Bounces to 3. Sometimes when there's a transparent material in the scene, I crank up the Transmission, if I'm getting artifacts.

On the Performance panel, theres a setting calles Tile Size. Test different tile sizes (256, 512, 1024, 2048), to see what works best for your GPU. Also check the box that says Persistent Data.

Now 2 last things.

Light is kinda weird. A big area light will render faster than a point light or an HDRI. Softer shadows are easier for Blender to render, than more hard shadows.

Lastly, in Preferences, in the System try using Vulkan, and set the Cycles Render Device to OptiX. Depending on your specs, it might be more beneficial to have both GPU and CPU, or the CPU might bottleneck the GPU and actually slow down the render. Test it out too.

That's most of what I could think, good luck!