Dec 15
Using cPanel to install a PHP MySQL script
Using cPanel to install a PHP MySQL script
Grab you cPanel training videos tutorials here: http://www.learncpanelvideos.com/go/cpanelvideos
Learn how to install your own scripts on you webhosting account saving you time and money. People charge $5.00, $10.00 and $15.00 dollars sometimes to set up a simple little script. More complex scripts can cost you even more.
In just one of the videos that you will get you are walked through step by step the process of installing a script on a web hosting account. You will be looking over the shoulder of Bob The Teacher as he uses cPanel to install a PHP/MySQL script. You can watch and listen to him explain the process as he goes through a script install.
Here is a link to the script that is being installed in the video
http://www.learncpanelvideos.com/go/covertaffiliatelinks
These learning how to use cpanel videos will give you:
- control on how to setup and install scripts on your hosting account
- videos to assist you training assistance and business partners
- knowledge to know how much is a fair price to outsource this task
- the opportunity to save money for your business when starting out
- time sometimes it is just a 5 minute or 25 minute job to complete
- much more… many need to know lessons
- a great future training tool
Every business owner should have an understanding about what it takes to complete tasks that are part of their business.
This is a tiny investment in your business that will pay for itself over and over.
Grab you cPanel training videos tutorials here: http://www.learncpanelvideos.com/go/cpanelvideos
If you are running a web business you need these critical skills so that you can move on to revenue generating activities in your business.
It is simple and easy once you have been guided through you will be amazed at how much you are able to do.
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