Godaddy

How to Share GoDaddy Account Access with Team Members

GoDaddy has over 20 million customers from around the globe, actively registering new domains and building websites for a wide range of purposes. Setting up a website through GoDaddy is simple and offers users of every level an online presence. Adding a user to this experience helps you streamline operations.

Step 1: Log In to Your GoDaddy Account

  1. Open your web browser and visit GoDaddy’s official website.
  2. Click on the Sign In button in the upper-right corner of the page.
  3. Enter your Username/Customer ID and Password, then click Sign In.

Step 2: Access the Delegation Settings

  1. Once logged in, click on your Profile Icon (top-right corner of the dashboard).
  2. From the dropdown menu, select Account Settings.
  3. In the Account Settings menu, find and click on Delegate Access.

Step 3: Add a Delegate

1. On the Delegate Access page, click the Invite to Access button.

2. Enter the Name and Email Address of the person you want to delegate access to.

3. Select the appropriate Access Level from the dropdown menu:

• Products & Domains: Allows access to manage products and domains only.

• Products, Domains & Purchase: Allows full access, including purchasing.

Step 4: Invite to Access

  1. After selecting the access level, click Invite.
  2. The recipient will receive an email invitation to accept access. Once accepted, they will be able to access your account based on the permissions granted.

Step 5: Confirm

Finally, click on “Invite.” That user’s email will receive an auto-generated email with instructions to finish the process and access your designated GoDaddy property.

GSC

How to Add a User to Google Search Console: A Step-by-Step Guide

Google Search Console helps you understand how to improve your site by checking it through the lens of Google Search results metrics. It is essential to rise in the ranks of search results your target audience enters. Here are some steps to adding a team member to your console.

Step 1: Log into the Google Search Console

Most Google accounts will already have access to the search console. Enter your username and password, and you’ll be in.

Step 2: Find Your Settings

Click on the property (website) to which you wish to add users and click on the Settings tab. That is where you’ll find various user accounts and permissions.

Step 3: Add a User

You can click on the “Add User” button in those Settings. That will pop up a prompt. This is at the top of the page with the already confirmed users for the property.

Step 4: Enter in Email Addresses

The prompt will include entering a verifiable email address. It will have to be a Google email account to work properly.

Step 5: Assign Permissions

The final step is to ensure you have given proper permission to that user. For example, if they are to have full control of the property or only a viewer that can look at analytics and reports.

You can then save all the changes. The system will issue a verification email to the addresses you entered, and they will need to follow the remaining steps to make everything work. That’s it!

 

 

GA

How to Add a New User to Your Google Analytics Account

Google Analytics is essential for better understanding your user behaviors and how to streamline your website for higher performance metrics. However, you may not want to do all the work yourself. Hiring a professional or adding a team member requires increasing the number of people who can “manage” your account.

Step 1: Access Your Google Analytics

You’ll need to first log into your Google Analytics account and attach it to your various website properties. Once done, head over to your Admin panel, and you’ll find property settings.

Step 2: Select the Right Property for Your Account

You’ll want to designate which account property you wish to add users to manage. You’ll know if you’re not in your Admin section because you won’t have access to adding additional users.

Step 3: Find Account Settings

Under the Account Settings section, you’ll want to click on “Account Access Management” or “Property Access Management.” Not only will you be able to add a new user, but you will also configure their access capability level.

Step 4: Select Your Users

You can now add as many other users as you wish to your property settings. That will require you to have their correct email address (otherwise, you’re unintentionally inviting random people). You’ll also want to assign what level of permissions they have, like Viewer, Editor, or Admin.

 

Step 5: Save Everything

The last thing to do is save your changes. The user you intend to add to your account will receive a verification email, and the rest will be in their hands.

Now you have additional team members to view data-driven insights and improve your website performance with valuable new information.

Wordpress Backend

Getting Started with WordPress: A Beginner’s Guide to the Backend

The backend of WordPress refers to the “structural elements” you use to build a webpage, post a blog article, or include fun features through plugins. These are crucial to operating a streamlined and effective WordPress website. Here are some quick tips to help you navigate the system.

 

 

Step 1: Log into Your Dashboard

First, log into your dashboard through your host provider’s link or the admin web address. That is usually found at https://yourdomainname.com/wp-admin. You’ll need your username and password, which will take you to the intuitive menu of management tools.

 

 

Step 2: Explore Key Features

Start by getting to know your dashboard menu. You can find Posts where you create blog content, Pages for static information like a contact page, and the Appearance tab to personalize the theme and visual aesthetic.

 

 

Step 3: Manage Plugin & Settings

Plugins improve the functionality of your WordPress website. You use plugins to install, activate, or deactivate various tools. You can also visit the Settings tab to configure your website title, permalink structure, and general preferences.

 

Step 4: Create and Publish Content

Try using the Posts tab and click on “Add New” to create a new piece of content. You can use the block editor to make crafting this article simple and user-friendly when it goes live on your website.

Conclusion

Mastering WordPress takes a little trial and error, but with a bit of practice, you can be a professional with an expertly managed website that will boost traffic and engagement with your brand.