Today I'll show you how to install WordPress on all of the most popular web
hosting providers. I'll leave timestamps for every single
provider in the description so you can find the one that you're
using and skip ahead. I'll do Hostinger, SiteGround, Bluehost, A2 Hosting
Hostgator, DreamHost and InterServer. So, let's
start
First off its Hostinger. In my opinion, one of the best web hosting providers in
2020 because they're extremely cheap, use the
latest technology for their servers and more importantly they're an
independent company. When you buy your hosting plan from Hostinger your
dashboard will look something like this. To install WordPress all you need to do
is click manage, scroll down to auto installers and choose WordPress.
Fill in all of this information mainly your username and password to login into
WordPress and click install. After a couple of
minutes you will be able to reach your WordPress dashboard
by clicking here and then edit website. But I recommend typing in
/wp-admin after your website name in the address bar
for faster access in the future. And that's pretty much
it. If you're interested you can get a 4 year web hosting plan with
Hostinger by spending just around $40
together with a website name. By using the links down in the
description below.
SiteGround is also a very modern web hosting provider
packed with extra security features and a bunch of extra quirks to make managing
your website as easy as possible. So, installing
WordPress will be absolutely a breeze. Here's how you do it
from your dashboard click website and choose a new website
if you already have a domain name click existing domain
and type in your website name then click continue. Choose
start a new website option and click on WordPress
think of the login information that you'll use to log into your WordPress account
and finally click finish. After the installation is done you can find all of
your websites created with SiteGround by clicking on the websites tab
and next to your website just click the WordPress kit
and then go to WordPress admin. For faster access you can also type in
your website name in the address bar followed by
/wp-admin and logging in using the WordPress credentials.
SiteGround is an excellent web hosting provider that's extremely fast
reliable and packed with features. But it's a bit on the expensive side.
However, if you've got the money the hundreds of dollars a year are highly
worth it, I'll also leave discount links for
SiteGround in the description down below.
Next in line we have Bluehost, quite a cheap beginner friendly option
so let's see how hard or how easy it is to install WordPress
using Bluehost. The process is really simple, just click on
my sites then click the "Create" button. Type in the website name
you would like to use then click on advanced and choose the login
information for your wordpress dashboard after that click next and I recommend
you deselect all of these extra options then choose the website name you would
like your WordPress to be installed on. And click next, the rest is
done completely automatically in a minute or two
now you can click on the login to WordPress button or just
use your website name followed by /wp-admin to login
Bluehost offers relatively cheap web hosting plans that are best suited for
web hosting beginners. You can get a 3 year web hosting
plan for your website by spending just around a $100
I'll leave discount links in the description below as always
At the moment of making this video A2 hosting is offering by far
the fastest shared web hosting plans. But their control panel?
Well it's a bit outdated and clunky so here's how you install WordPress on A2
hosting the easy way. Once inside your A2 hosting
panel click on the green cPanel button and
then click on the WordPress A2 optimized option.
Make sure it says A2 optimized because that's the one that comes with custom
optimization tools developed by A2 hosting. Then click
on the blue install button and fill out this
information with your website name description and the login information
you want to use for your WordPress dashboard.
Now, simply click on the install button and wait. And of course as with other web
hosting providers you can reach your WordPress dashboard by typing in your
website name full by /wp-admin and using the
WordPress login information super easy. If you're interested in the
fastest possible website while using shared web hosting services
A2 hosting plans start at around a $100 for a
3 year period with the discounts that you can find in
the description below.
In my opinion, HostGator plans are one of the worst in terms of hosting in 2020
out of all of the legit providers of course there are ton of like less legit
providers that are worse than HostGator but in my opinion it's only worth to use
HostGator plans if you score a big discount during black friday sales or
just promotions in general. But anyways let me show you how to
install WordPress on HostGator. To install WordPress on Hostgator you
have 2 options but first let me show you why I say they're one of
the worst choices for you when it comes to
2020. If I click on cPanel I get this screen it's just completely broken
and HostGator breaks a lot. Luckily there's a
secondary option. Once you're in the dashboard click on
install WordPress and then click install WordPress again. Here HostGator
will try to sell you some extra crap just ignore it and click install
WordPress for the third time. Choose the domain name and fill out all
of these details then click install WordPress. Yeah for the fourth time
now HostGator will try to sell you some extra features for the second time
just choose "no thanks". Here you can find the login information at the top
make sure to save the password as HostGator doesn't even
show it ever again. As I mentioned before I'm not a big fan of HostGator but you
can still use them for learning, throwaway projects or just side
hustles if you manage to get a good deal.
Here we have DreamHost. Another quite cheap, stable and reliable web hosting
provider that I personally really enjoy using and recommend often.
The installation process is incredibly simple but it takes a
while. As soon as you log in you'll see this
install WordPress button. Just click on it and it's all done
automatically from here on out. The installation will take around 10 to 15
minutes and after it's done you can reach your
WordPress site by clicking on domains and then websites.
And here you'll find every single website you have created with DreamHost.
Dreamhost is actually one of my personal
favorite web hosting providers and they're really cheap if you only
need web hosting for like a month or a year if you like what you're seeing
here I actually did a full review of DreamHost, that you can find
right around here. But for now, let's continue.
And finally we have InterServer. The InterServer control panel is quite old
and clunky but the service is overall great.
Here's how to install WordPress on it. Start by clicking here
you'll see the name that you've registered your first website with,
Next click on the login to cPanel button and scroll
all the way down until you see WordPress. First of all make sure that the
directory line is empty, Then it's business as usual. Just type
in your website name and tagline, think of the username and password for
your WordPress dashboard and just scroll down to the bottom and hit the install
button. After a couple of minutes you'll be able to reach your WordPress
dashboard by clicking here or for future access just type in your
website name followed by /wp-admin
Interserveris actually one of the
only legit providers that do not increase your web hosting
price after your first purchase ends. That means they have a price lock
guarantee the money that you pay first month is
the money that you're gonna pay after a year or two years.
If you want to get started with InterServer I'll leave a discount in the
description down below. But as you can see installing WordPress
with reputable providers in 2020 is extremely easy. Almost everything is
completely automated and you can have your website up and running in like 5 or
10 minutes. For now, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial
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