Once you have established your domain name, create an account for the hosting plan. The requirement for account creation is the same as others; enter your personal information and scroll to the package lists. Analyze the packages to choose an option that fits your needs and your budget. The package prices usually vary across the hosting providers depending upon the add-ons like tools to boost rankings, site backup, and extra security features.

Insert your billing information, check appropriate boxes, and confirm that you agree to the privacy policy, cancellation policy, and terms & conditions (after giving them a read).
Set up a password following the on-screen instructions and you are good to proceed to step 3.

Step 3:

Install WordPress & WordPress Plugins.
The real work starts when you have to install WordPress. Depending upon the hosting provider, this can be done directly through the hosting dashboard, one-click, or manual. WordPress will be automatically installed for you as you have already selected Bluehost as your host provider. All you need to do is log in to your account and choose a theme. You can always change the theme later if you don’t like your current one. Also, you can upgrade to premium themes if you want to stand out.

Then, a screen will appear asking you the purpose of the website, i.e. if it’s for personal or business use. Selecting this option will help WordPress to give you accurate recommendations on building your website journal.

Now you are ready to fine-tune your website by selecting your brand colors, font styles, or even adding special elements representative of your brand personality. It’s convenient to get a hang of features and functionality before you start posting content. The left-hand sidebar will provide you the navigation links to site customization. It is important to set up Google Analytics to collect data on visitor traffic.
Follow these steps to have your WordPress website up & running in no time. Just kidding, it’ll take half an hour approximately.