When you’re done selecting an appropriate WordPress theme of your choice, you’ll have to deal with the installation process yourself.

Now, selecting a WordPress theme for your website is actually the easy part. But setting it up yourself for the first time (without going through the usual trial and error) is a different ball game.

That’s where we come in. We help you focus on what matters: managing your website’s content and promotion.

While you’re busy writing content, managing customers and generating more visitors to your site, our WordPress theme installation service will be taking care of deploying and setting up your chosen theme on your hosting account.

WordPress theme installation is not something you have to do on a regular basis. You’ll only need it when and if...

• You’re buying a new theme and chuck the old one
• You’re planning to create a whole new website
• You’re redesigning your existing WordPress theme
• You’re experimenting with various theme designs

And the Plugmatter WordPress theme installation service is here to help regardless of when you want to set up a new theme.

Setting up a WordPress theme on your own may seem easy at first, especially when you go through the documentation or a step-by-step tutorial. However, you’d be surprised to know that the whole theme installation process can oftentimes get tricky.

Installing a theme without any hiccups requires you to take a series of steps and complete each task properly. Or else you’ll end up wasting time and going back to square one.

• If you already have content published on your website, you need to first back it up so that you don’t lose any of it during the theme setup process.
• If you are starting with a brand new website, you will have to first install WordPress on it. This in itself takes time and involves a number of crucial steps.
• If your chosen theme package is larger in size than your allowed upload limit, you may need to transfer it to your server via FTP or File Transfer Protocol.
• Once deployed, you’ll have to install the theme’s demo content. This is an important step because if it’s not done right, the theme may appear broken or not match the original demo.

• At times the demo content will not load properly, and in the process duplicate itself. This creates hard-to-remove clutter on your website, which increases your workload.
• If the required theme is not installed properly, some of its key features may not work.
• In addition to what we mentioned above, a theme installation can go wrong for many other reasons, such as, file permissions, package size, memory limit, etc.