Installing Wordpress on cPanel - My Best Settings

Hey guys, I have made an easy guide on installing WordPress on cPanel using one-click installations in the correct SEO-friendly way.

My tip is to always remember the HTTPS and "www" before your URL website, I will explain the reasons below.

I have made a video tutorial on how to install WordPress on cPanel below, check it out. 

If you ever wondered how to install WordPress in cPanel using the quick installer the correct way this is a quick step-by-step tutorial that will demonstrate the simple process.

Some questions you may have?

• Can I do this at any website hosting service? (the website host must have cPanel).
• Will the HTTP/HTTPS have an effect on my SEO? (yes, always go with "HTTPS://www") [Our selection of Free SEO plugins for WordPress].
• Is WordPress safe and secure? (WordPress is safe once you install Wordfence and other security and firewall shield plugins).

Why should I use HTTPS instead of HTTP?

My recommendations when installing WordPress on your cPanel.

1. HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, which is used for secure communication on the worldwide computer network. That green/black lock you see at the top of your browser identifies a secure website.
2. Websites using HTTPS will get a slight SEO boost (rank higher in Google) over websites not hosted on HTTPS but on HTTP, this is because the connection is not encrypted and is not secure. Meaning the login info, credit card details and the user is at risk of having their data stolen.
3. A website that doesn't have HTTPS will now show a huge red box and says this "Warning this website is not safe" in Google Chrome and other browsers. This is a no-go!
4. HTTP uses TLS encryption whilst HTTPS uses TLS (SSL), and SSL encryption, you can gain free website security and a lifetime SSL certificate using Cloudflare.
5. HTTPS uses the SSL/TLS protocol which encrypts the website against any hackers and attackers which prevents stealing online data.
6. Also, always remember to back up your WordPress website. (Back up WordPress website using cPanel).

I would recommend everyone to install WordPress using this style inside your web hosting provider, this is the most efficient and best way in my opinion.

If you guys have any questions drop them below, I will do my best to reply to this topic to help out.