Wordpress is arguably the most popular and the best blogging platform out there. You might have installed Wordpress on your site, but you might be scared to experiment with Wordpress worrying that you could break your site and Wordpress.

Wordpress installation is not a very difficult process but it require some technical skills. You should know about computer work, Cpanel, My SQL, database terms. It also requires transfer files through FTP clients. If you think it is still difficult to install wordpress then lets make it easy by step by step tutorial which elaborate all the steps with the help of images side by side.

Migrating a WordPress site can be something of a scary challenge, but we do it a lot, and we’ve become used to it. There are many good reasons to move a site – for example, you might set one up in a subfolder, and decide to move WP to the root. Or perhaps you’ve built a site on localhost and now need to put it on a live server.

Here I show you the steps we take moving a localhost site to a live domain. We’re using WPMU which is running the BuddyPress plugin suite.

A blog is a layman-friendly variation of a website, and having a blog is one of the many ways to state your presence in the virtual world. While there are many hassle-free blog services out there that will take care of everything except automatically blog for you – like Blogger and Wordpress, nothing can beat a self-hosted blog in the terms of customization and self pride.

You can quickly and safely migrate any blog from Blogger to WordPress without losing RSS Subscribers or human visitors and there’s also a way to pass all that Google Juice from the old blogspot.com address to your new WordPress blog.

There are plenty of articles around about installing WordPress locally, but the other week when I wanted to do it, I couldn’t find out how to do it. How awful! Today I’m going to walkthrough installing WordPress locally on Windows as I don’t have a Mac. Yet. I digress.

I recently switched from one hosting company to Namecheap hosting and I had to transfer my Wordpress sites to this new server. I searched a lot for tutorials on transferring wordpress sites and after reading many tutorials I successfully transferred my sites.

A quick 6 step guide to upgrading your blog to the latest version of WordPress with an extra step to change the domain!

So, you’ve got your brand new WordPress blog setup, and maybe you’ve even written a few posts. However, now that you have your feet wet, you want to add some new features to give it some flare. You’re going to want to install a few plugins. WordPress Plugins are just like they sound, they are add-ons that you “plug in” to interact with your site.

The WordPress 5-minute install is great, nothing complicated about getting your blog up and running (most of the time). But once you install WordPress there are a number of other steps that you need to take in order to get the most from your blog.