danni   Super Active Member Registration Date: 11-08-2016 Date of Birth: Not Specified Local Time: 01-29-2020 at 09:01 AM Status: Offline danni's Forum Info Joined: 11-08-2016 Last Visit: 01-23-2020, 05:03 AM Total Posts: 427 (0.36 posts per day | 1.52 percent of total posts) (Find All Posts) Total Threads: 21 (0.02 threads per day | 0.4 percent of total threads) (Find All Threads) Time Spent Online: 5 Hours, 39 Minutes, 35 Seconds Members Referred: 0 Total Likes Received: 31 (0.03 per day | 5.74 percent of total 540) (Find All Threads Liked For — Find All Posts Liked For) Total Likes Given: 15 (0.01 per day | 2.78 percent of total 540) (Find All Liked Threads — Find All Liked Posts)    danni's Most Liked Post Post Subject Numbers of Likes RE: Should I buy Managed Wordpress Hosting? 3 Thread Subject Forum Name Should I buy Managed Wordpress Hosting? Blog Management & Promotion Post Message Okay, here is the basic. A site basically has two parts: 1. Are your files and folders. (in which your themes, templates, plugins, extension remain stored). 2. Is your database (Where your site data remains stored). Now when you install any script such as wordpress. The script automatically asks for your database name and password and installs it. It really ins't much of a work. It just needs a click or two. Many hosting providers provide just one click install for these softwares. Since they are selling Managed wordpress hosting so I am guessing that they won't be providing you one click install. In this case you have to download the wp script files from their website and upload it to your site via FTP (Filezilla recommended). Then run the script to install it via your site. Follow any tutorial you will do fine. Search for installing wordpress manually. Coming to your dilemma. It basically depends on your taste and choice. If you are ready to learn a few things and two then I would say go for $4 package. It really isn't much of a work and once you do it. You might find it quite amusing. Managed wordpress hosting in my opinion are basically for lazy people who unnecessarily rely on others for everything. Note: I am not telling you lazy. Its just my opinion.

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