
After you have purchased a domain and set up your hosting plan with Siteground it is time to decide how you want to manage your site. There are several options here, everyone has their own opinion as to which is the best. At the end of the day it’s basically like the Apple, Google, Microsoft phone debate. Are any of the phones necessarily much better than the competition? Probably not.
I would compare WordPress to Apple, Joombla to Android, and the drag and drop editors to Microsoft. There are many many other options, but if you don’t know what you are doing I wouldn’t go looking for other options. Each has it’s perks and each has it’s weaknesses.
At the end of the day I would go with WordPress only because there are so many sites built with WordPress (about 25% of all sites on the internet) that any issue you may have, someone probably had that same issue before. So there is most likely a plugin, a theme, or a forum that has the answer to your question.
To setup WordPress on Siteground is a very easy process, and takes about 3 clicks and then you will be able to start using WordPress.
At this point you will have two things set up, a cPanel and a WordPress Admin backend. We will get into the cPanel tomorrow. The cPanel scares most people, and it is what many programmers charge a lot of money for, to do very simple things.







