Do you want to know how to start a blog….? Or always wanted, but postpone it, because you are afraid that you’ll get stuck? If yes, then today is the real day to get started with a blog setup … right away! You will be able to “create a blog” of your dream from your to-do-things list.
It will be easier than you ever think. Even, if you’re not good at doing it. In this beginner’s blog setup guide, you’ll get step-by-step instructions on setting up a blog, and get started with posting, editing, changing appearance, and making endless adjustments on a blog. All that without even need to learn to code! You’ll be able to create a blog with six simple and easy to follow steps to get start with it! 6 Easy and simple steps to start a blog:
- Choose a blogging platform.
- Choose a web hosting service.
- Decide a domain name.
- Set up WordPress (the simple way).
- Choose and customize design.
- Start blogging (the easy way).
You’ll find this entire guide so easy, that you’ll love to start your own blog in one sitting – on the go, without need to learn to code! Step #1 Choose a blogging platform. Before getting started with creating your blog, you’ll need to select a “blogging platform”, software that’ll be used to run a blog.
In today’s blogging sphere, you’ll find many platforms to start a blog such as WordPress, Weebly, Wix, and more to choose from. If you want to get more information, just have a look at our dedicated post about the top blogging platforms used globally. But, if you want to start a blog on a user-friendly platform to get started with easy – then WordPress is the best choice because… It’s 100% free, It’s super-easy to setup, It’s friendly to beginners, It makes blogging as easy as writing emails, It allows you to have your own “.com” domain, No monthly fee (you only need a web host and a domain name), It comes with over 5,000 themes to suit your style, It also comes with awesome plugins for all need, It’s mobile friendly, that’s great for SEO, and Gives you the ultimate power to make money from your blog, That’s why WordPress.org is able to support 91% of all blogs on the Internet, including 62% of the top 100 company blogs created with it. But please don’t rush to sign up just right away! I’ll show you the way to install WordPress in step 4 – and how to configure in the next step – but we need to do some quick things first.
