Is really your WordPress backup taken properly?

A mistake that could have been fatal to the company at such an early and crucial time. If you haven’t asked yourself “Did I backup my Wordpress site correctly”, then your company is headed for disaster.

So, what is the correct backup? The ideal backup should consist of three key areas.

1. One is frequency, in other words, the number of times you make a backup.

2. The second is redundancy, which means how many places you keep the backup files

3. The third is Fidelity, simply means “is this a working backup?”

Three ways to backup your WordPress site :

1. A Classic Manual Method

2. Use cPanel

3. The WordPress Backup Plugin Method

Doing a WordPress Backup from the 1-Click dashboard

WordPress was made to be as simple as possible - so that anyone could have a professional-looking blog. Automating everything can be just as easy as creating your WordPress site. Press a few buttons and presto! You have a verified backup on as many cloud platforms as you sign up for.

This is where WP Blazer shines. It offers a one-click WordPress backup of your entire website - both the files you need and the database that it runs on. All of this can be accessed from the dashboard - specifically the “Cloud Backup” option. All it takes is one click and your backup will be created. You are immediately given the file size and options to download it.

Of course, it wouldn’t be called a cloud backup if all you could do is download the file. You get the option to send it to a variety of cloud services - Dropbox, Amazon S3, Google Drive, Windows Azure, and Rackspace. If you have an FTP server (make sure it is secure!) you can send it there as well. There is also an emailing option if that is more to your liking.

The entire process is quick and easy - and there is no reason to go into each specific admin area of your WordPress site. That is the key benefit of using a dashboard to control multiple sites - you don’t waste time doing things separately. Everything you need is centralized. Everything is easy to access. There is an option to back up every single website that you have added to your WP Blazer account and to send each of those files to your preferred cloud service.

Wait! What about fidelity?

Glad you asked, actually…

I almost forgot to add one crucial piece of information. Backing up your site is not the only thing WP Blazer can do. You can clone an existing site as well. It’s a great option for quickly creating multiple sites that cater to different niches but have a central theme.

This option can be tweaked so that you can use one of your domains (or a sub-domain) to easily clone your backup and turn it into a fully working WordPress install. No fiddling around with config files, setting up a server on your personal computer or wasting time making sure that all the settings from your host are replicated 100% on your own machine.

You can check that everything is working with one click. The simplicity, ease of use and elegance of the dashboard solutions available in WP Blazer aren’t just there to save you time. They are there to save you money by keeping your site safe and making sure you are productive.

The right backup method can save your business

Work smarter, not harder. It's advice that is as old as time itself - and when it comes to backups, then it is as solid as ever.

Choosing the right method to use is simple. Your time is your most valuable resource. A remote system such as WP Blazer, with an easy to use interface will save you time. Every other method will waste it. That much is evident.

Everyone tries each method at one point, but there is a good reason why everyone who is serious about their site, about their business and about their time chooses a service such as WP Blazer.

The reasons are simple. Your website remains safe. Your business remains stable. Your time - is your own.

Complete details @ https://wpblazer.com/wordpress-backup/is-your-wordpress-backup-done-properly/