Monday 3 March 2014

How to Install Wordpress on Cpanel in 4 Steps Installation Tutorial

In my previous tutorial I showed you how to install wordpress on localhost wamp server in this post I will show you

How to Install Wordpress on your Cpanel Hosting Account


Before we proceed to installation we will need a good cpanel web hosting I would recommend you to use Bluehost , DreamHost or Hostgator. All these web hosting providers are very well known for providing wordpress hosting to many pro bloggers. Their servers are specially optimized for wordpress hosting.  

Bluehost , DreamHost and Hostgator provides 27x7 Live Chat Support.

DreamHost is the same hosting provider used by one of the most famous Indian Blogger.

With Bluehost you will also get a free domain and from Hostgator you can get your first month hosting for as cheap as $0.01 yeah I am not joking you can get hosting for $0.01 from Hostgator.

And lastly all these hosting providers offer automatic wordpress installation software like softaculous and fantastico  if you buy hosting from them.

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Step 1.  

First go to wordpress.org and download the latest version of wordpress installation files.

Step 2.

Extract all files from the zip folder you downloaded in Step 1. Now you have to compress the 'wordpress' folder' we just extracted. 

The zip file you downloaded will be like 'Wordpress 3.8.1' (the latest version) when you extract it first time you will get a folder named only wordpress which you should compress and upload to your hosting server via FTP or directly from cpanel.


Step 3. 


Create Mysql User and Database from your cpanel interface. Keep the database username and password in a safe place.

Step 4.


Now open url www.yourwordpresssitedomain.com/wordpress and configure the wp-config.php file. You will have to enter database name , password. 


Step 5. 


Now you will get a screen where you have to fill your site details title, name, admin username , admin password and your email. Remember to keep the admin password in a safe place.



Congratulations!! Your wordpress has been installed on your server.


If you are still having trouble installing wordpress on your server I will be glad to help you. Just Follow me on Google Plus and comment below your problem.

In the next tutorial I will write about the most essential wordpress plugins and how to improve your sites security.



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