How To Create A Blog On WordPress 2021 [Made Easy]

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How To Create A Blog On WordPress 2021 Check us out! You can use the link in the channel to visit my hosting discount page https://www.youtube.com/@createwpsite Timestamps 👇 00:00​ Intro 02:30 Choose Your Hosting 03:26 Pick A Domain 05:05 Install WordPress 08:02 Choose Your Theme 12:25 Add Your Content 🔥 More WordPress Tutorials You’ll Love: ✅ WordPress Tutorial For Beginners – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYY88h5J86A ✅ Make A GoDaddy WordPress Website - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89WrdcR_T2o ✅ Bluehost WordPress Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwv2iLp9WIE ✅ WordPress Website Design Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3GVs59h6yQ ✅ GoDaddy Website Tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJMw-KC5das In this guide ill be teaching you how to create a blog on wordpress in 2021.Whether it’s the ability to have all of historical information at the tips of our fingers or just browsing the internet for fun, all of it has changed humanity for the better. That’s where the magical world of blogging has come into play. Blogging is an excellent way for users to voice their opinion through a series of articles and discussion threads. Blogs can be as small as a single person to a large company that initially started out much more minor. In short, you never know what can happen with a blog. WordPress does the hosting for you, meaning you go on the site, choose a package, and get building. On the other hand, WordPress.org is where you can download the software WordPress to install on your site. It’s completely free, but you’ll need a web host to have your site go online. Although WordPress.com is a lot easier of a process, WordPress.org offers users a lot more versatility. Choosing a Web Host first and foremost, you’ll need to find a web host before you can create a blog on wordpress. Think of your web host as the key to putting your website online. Although WordPress.com skips this step entirely, it’s a lot more beneficial to have a web host. It allows you furthered access to your site and is all-around a more professional area to attempt. Like anything else, there is a wide range of web hosts, including GoDaddy, Siteground, Bluehost, Hostgator, and much more. All of them have a wide range of benefits and hosting packages, so be sure to take a thorough look through. Choosing a Domain Generally speaking, once you’ve selected a web host, a package that applies to you, and created an account, the web host will then prompt you to choose a domain. Just about every web host has a domain store, but you can purchase a domain from anywhere and still connect it to your web host. Although this process might seem elementary, definitely take the time necessary to think about what domain name is best for you. Seeing as the domain name is what people are going to click or type in to get to your blog, you’ll want it to fit your site’s theme while being simple. Try to have a few names in mind since your first option will more than likely be taken. Installing WordPress Once a domain name is selected, the next step is to actually install WordPress onto your site. Every web host varies with how you can do this, but it tends to pop up right after choosing a domain. In short, look for the install WordPress option and follow the steps necessary. It shouldn’t be too complicated of an ordeal and once it’s finished, double-check your site to ensure it installed correctly. Once it is, proceed to login by typing /wp-admin at the end of your URL and logging in with your username and password. Music: bensound.com/royalty-free-music Picking a Theme Once you’re logged in, the next step is to find a theme for your site. Think of the theme as the overall appearance of what your site will look like. You can either purchase a theme from a third-party theme store like ThemeForest, or you can right on your WordPress dashboard. Either way, hover over appearance and click on theme. From here, you can either upload the theme you purchased, or you can browse the themes right from WordPress. No matter what route you go with, make sure it fits the overall aesthetic and vibe of your site moving forward. Adding Content is the last step in the process of creating a blog on WordPress is the content itself. This tends to be the lengthiest and broadest area, so definitely go through your WordPress dashboard to familiarize yourself with everything.  Pages are great for about sections and more stagnant areas of your site, whereas posts are what you’ll use for actual posts. Either way, go through and see what every tab does. You’ll get the hang of it in no time. Note: To keep these video tutorials free, I make a small commission every time you purchase through the links in the description. #HowToCreateABlog #WordPressBlog #Blogging