A quick step-by-step guide for freelancers, small businesses, or non-profit owners.

**(Disclosure:_ This article contains affiliate links for which I might receive a small commission from BlueHost, at no extra cost to you if you choose to purchase through my links)**._

So you’re ready:

If you’re a blogger — you’re probably saying “…this is it. I’m doing it. I’m starting my own blogging site and I will have an audience with whom I can connect on a daily basis.”

If you’re a freelancer, small business owner, or head of a non-profit, you might be ready to take your brand, product, or service to the next level.

_Good for you! _Having a stable and scalable website is a great way to promote your brand, business, products, or services but more importantly — build great relationships with your audience, customers, or stakeholders.

In this guide, I will show you how to get started hosting your own WordPress site on BlueHost. Assuming you have little to no experience hosting a website or blog, I will guide you step-by-step through the initial process.

Before proceeding with these steps, make sure that your website/blog is finalized and is ready to go live. If you need help with setting up your blog or website for launch, please feel free to message me. I have years of experience with WordPress.

You can contact me here or through my website at —Pjcodes.com.

Step 1)

Go to the BlueHost website. (You might want to open it in a new tab).

Step 2)

If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed by the amount of information on the page, check out this article below to help you understand the BlueHost services a little better. Otherwise, skip to Step 3.

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