How To Upload Wordpress Plugins
63Learn How To FTP WP Plugins To Your Website Hosting Account
The next step after installing Wordpress on your domain is uploading your plugins
If you're trying to make money online and do affiliate marketing for eBay Partner Network you'll eventually have to learn how to make your own website. Personally, I use Wordpress because it's easy to use and doesn't require any fancy programming skills.
I use BlueHost for my web hosting and have had good luck with them!
After you buy your domain name, set up your own hosting account (personally, I use BlueHost.com - if you buy through my affiliate link I'd be happy to give you a hand!), install Wordpress on your domain you'll have to upload your plugins to your domain.
In this Video Tutorial You'll learn how to upload your plugins to your web host
In the YouTube video tutorial below I'll teach you exactly what steps you need to take to download the plugins from Wordpress.org and upload, or "FTP" them to your web hosting account using Filezilla. The first time you do this you might find it a bit tricky. But, once you get the hang of it you'll be able to upload files in your sleep!
Please let me know if any of the steps confuse you or if you have any questions in the comments section!
Video Tutorial - How to Upload Wordpress Plugins To Your Web Hosting Account
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hi derek - no problem man! i'm on a mission to teach everybody how to get up and running on your own sites! david
Very useful info David. I've been afraid to go with Wordpress as it sounded so complicate. Your's is a tutorial to hold on to for future reference!
Thanks,
Linda
hello linda - Wordpress is easy to use once you get the hang of it. i find it much easier than blogger. i just made another video and wrote an article on how to use the phpbay pro plugin to make ebay partner network websites. Thanks, David
Really love your videos and tips on wordpress matters, but I don't know if this was a recent update, but you now can install directly trough your admin page, in the "plugin/add new" section. Don't know if it works for all (surelly only the "official" ones) but it does make our life easier.
cheers
Thanks for the help!
Hi thanks for the useful information. Really helped me a lot. Good work.
Thanks
Jay
APD Marketing says:
4 months ago
Really useful this, I use Wordpress for a few of my sites and have constantly had trouble uploading plugins! A proper video guide is most helpful!
Thanks
Derek