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Setting up WordPress with Site Ground Hosting



I'm setting up a hosting account for
WordPress with SiteGround currently
SiteGround
is my favorite hosting company they have
the best customer support I've tested
out many other companies I've worked
with a few others which were great for a
while and then when I actually needed
their help they failed me in providing
support a timely manner basically I
ended up having like a couple sites down
for multiple days and just really had a
hard time getting hold of real tech
support that can actually help me like
admins tech people
so with psych reown you know immediately
I was able to see that they were much
different so you could chat with them
and basically you hit a reply instantly
and these aren't just tech support
people these are actually like admins
that can log onto your server and check
on your issue so it's a really big deal
most hosting is basically like the same
until you need help and then the support
is really when it comes through so that
said I'm going to just go through a real
quick here this is gonna be one of those
quick videos so basically for most
people if you're just starting out this
shared web hosting is going to be fine
cloud hosting is you know for higher
traffic enterprises of course is for an
enterprise type solution but this shared
web hosting is going to be fine there's
three versions and they give you a you
know a tip how much traffic you might
expect to be able to handle on a server
probably assuming you just have like one
side on there or maybe two but I know
for this site that I'm gonna be starting
it's gonna be for a podcast you'll see
the name of it in a second it's not
going to be a ton of traffic early on
and I could just upgrade later so we'll
click on get started I already have a
domain and I'll just paste it in there
survive the nine to five and then I'm
gonna procede here so I'm gonna enter in
some critical information really quick
filled in my billing information my
address all that critical stuff and then
scroll down and this is where I'm at
here so you can get like a one-month
trial and it's 395 and then you have a
14 dollar setup fee at least at the time
that I'm recording this or you could pay
in advance you know a certain amount of
time and if you pay in advance you know
little discount right
I'm just gonna do the 12 months cuz I
renew it later that's fine I'm gonna get
the site scanner I do appreciate the
daily scans and it notifies you if
you've been hacked or if you have some
sort of malware or something like that I
haven't had any issues but this is
slightly helpful and perhaps I'm
overpaying for it but they do a good job
so far you know I don't want to get
extra emails not my style so I'm just
gonna go ahead and pay now we should be
good to go
and it just takes a second here my order
was submitted and my account is being
created so then I'll be able to log in
and all that stuff so it was created
perceived a customer area and I want to
start a new website it's going to be
WordPress I don't need any other
software on there but if you were
interested in that you can do it I'm
going to enter some more information in
here really quickly you put in your user
name your email address and the password
that you want a wordpress set up with
and then you click confirm and you check
this so it's good to go so we're
requesting to have WordPress installed
on the account and I'll just click
complete setup and it should happen
pretty quick here when you first set up
your hosting account a lot of time
you'll have like a temporary URL to log
in to because the DNS isn't set up yet
all the DNS has to propagate across the
world and all these different servers I
usually have my hosting separate for my
domain names and I have my domains
overrun Namecheap over here it's just
where I have all my domain so I'm gonna
proceed to the customer area so I'm over
here on the cPanel and I'm gonna go over
to the let's encrypt security area it's
free right so just gonna say let's
encrypt SSL and install should be good
to go
so with psych around SSL is free I think
most hosting companies will include the
SSL in general anyway okay so we're good
to go they're active and I'm not sure
what else we need to do here so I'm just
gonna leave it as is for now so
hopefully I can like show you the fresh
install of WordPress in just a second
little glitch basically my dns takes a
little while to update so I mean that
that's I cross the
I think it's like 72 hours for the dns
to propagate however typically you'd get
like some sort of a temp URL I've seen
that on a lot of other domains that I've
worked on and basically I didn't see one
in the email so right away you get about
three or four emails from SiteGround
setting up your account ones like
invoice confirmation but since I didn't
see the temp URL I was like hey I'm just
gonna hop on the chat and see what's up
so that is the chat over here in the
background and basically they're setting
up temp URL and hopefully I'll be able
to log in and show you the fresh
WordPress install right after that and
we're back as you can see I'm on the
WordPress dashboard it took about 10
minutes or so for the tech support to
create the temp URL for me so it just
took a second most of it was me just
chatting I'm just waiting for a second
so now we're good to go
and as you can see it's a totally fresh
WordPress install here and that is it so
we can see the home page here and this
is just like the default install here so
I'm gonna go ahead and put a theme on it
and get rolling with it and basically
that's all you got to do to setup a
wordpress hosting account with
SiteGround
you

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