HOW TO CONNECT YOUR WORDPRESS BLOG TO JETPACK PLUGIN

Requirements

1. A WordPress.com account(sign up)
2. The latest version ofWordPress
3. Your site must be publicly available (no authentication required, maintenance mode off)
4. XML-RPC enabled and publicly accessible

Installation

1. Log in to your site’s Dashboard (e.g.http://www.yourgroovydomain.com/wp-admin)
2. In the left panel, click “Plugins”, then click “Add New”.
3. Search for “Jetpack” — the latest version will appear at the top of the list of results.
4. Click the “Install Now” button.
5. Wait for the installation to finish, then click the “Activate” button.
6. Click the “Connect to WordPress.com” button. Login with your WordPress.com account or create an account.
7. Login with your WordPress.com account (or create one) and click “Authorize Jetpack”
8. Click the “Approve” button and wait for the connection process to finish.
9. Select your plan. You will be returned to your site’s Dashboard and see the message “Your Jetpack site is ready to go!”
10. Click “Activate recommended features” (optional)

Notes

• If you don’t see a Plugins menu in your dashboard, then your site is likely on WordPress.com and you don’t need Jetpack – its features are already built in.
• If you are using a Multisite installation, Jetpack must be connected individually for each site in the network. Any administrator can connect the site.

Troubleshooting

• Jetpack relies on a solid connection with your site for features such as Stats and Publicize to work. If you are experiencing issues, first verify that Jetpack is connected using the Jetpack debugger. You will know your site is correctly connected when the Jetpack debugger shows “Everything looks great!”
• Plugin conflicts can be a cause of issues. To check this, temporarily disable all plugins but Jetpack. If the issue disappears, enable one plugin at a time until the issue reappears. This will help you identify which plugin Jetpack is having trouble with. Ensure that your plugins are up to date.
• If you see a display issue, try temporarily switching to a default WordPress theme such as Twenty Seventeen. If the issue goes away, it is likely a problem with the theme. You can get in touch with the theme’s author for further help. Be sure to let them know the troubleshooting steps that you have tried.I. 

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