WordPress has made it very simple and easy to build powerful websites and blogs. Starting a new website is very easy but there are some settings you need to change/update before launching your website. In this infographic, I have listed 20 things to do before New Website Launch.

how to Launch a Website

1. This is very important. Go to settings > Permalinks and select SEO Friendly Permalink Structure
2. Go to Posts > categories and Rename dafault Category to something related to your niche and delete Default Post/Page.
3. Create Welcome Post And About Us Page. Add important informattion about your team, company, business or website.
4. Go to User> Your profile page and complete ypur user Profile. Don;t forget to signup for gravatar acocunt and upload your photo.
5. Go to General Setting page and add Title, Tagline and set your default Time Zone.
6. Choose a perfect and Mobile Friendly Theme
7. Widgets And Navigation Menus
8. Install Essential Plug-Ins: LH Zero Spam, Jetpack and other essentials plugins
9. Install SEO Plugin + Read SEO Basics
10. Verify Website And Social Media Account
11. Install contact form plugins and create a contact Page
12. Optimize Website For Speed
13. Install Security Plugins
14. Regular Back Ups are very important. There are many free and premium backup plugins available. We are using VaultPress basic plan starting from $5/month.
15. Start Collecting Emails: Build Your List
16. Turn Off Post Revisions In WordPress
17. Disable WordPress Login Hints
18. Enable 2-Factor Authentication
19. Add Favicon And Mobile Icons
20. Remove WP Generator Meta Tag (WordPress Version) Add remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_generator'); in functions.php file

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