Do you have more than one blog? If your answer is yes, I’m sure there are instances that your blog went on hiatus unplanned just because you tend to forget about it. WP Remote might be the answer for this. WP Remote plugin works with WP Remote that helps you:
- manage all your WordPress sites.
- track all your WordPress sites from one place.
- track the WordPress version each site is running and easily update.
- track all your plugins and themes 1 click update them.
- free to use and you can track an unlimited number of sites.
- backups of your database and files.
It’s easy to use. In fact, I’ve just added all my sites and the chance that I forget one of them is now very little. Here’s how you do it:
(1) Add your site by clicking +Site, it’s a button in green (shown below).
(2) Once added, you will see this on the right side.
Copy the API Key given, click on the Install Plugin and you will be directed to your blog. Log in if you still are not. Then install the WP Remote, activate it, type in the API key. Click Refresh.
(3) If you have successfully installed the WP Remote plugin, then you should see this:
As you can see, the blog that I have added (as shown on the screenshot) isn’t updated. I would suggest that you first click on the Backup Site Now button which is shown last on the list before you update the rest. Once you are finished backing up your blog, you will see this:
Click on the blue button and save it in your computer. Then, you may proceed updating the plugins and version of your WP, if needed.
(4) You may follow the same steps for all your blogs:
(5) If you click on the Admin button (in gray) placed right beside the title of your blog, you will be redirected to your blog on a new tab. That makes your life easier from remembering all your blog site addresses.
By the way, thanks to Thess for mentioning this!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Marketing Manager at Adventures Beyond Group | WAHM | Ex-OFW | Music Enthusiast | Cactus and Succulent Hobbyist | Hello Kitty Lover | A 42 y/o mom of two lovely girls sharing her adventures as she walks through motherhood and having to do most things on her own while her Indian national husband works miles away from home.
11 Comments
I saw this from another blogger’s post and thought it beneficial. This will help me manage my 20+ blogs hihi….will make time tinkering it. Thanks for sharing!
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another brilliant idea from wp, thanks for sharing,
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me too, like matsumoto i saw this from one of the bloggers.i’m thinking of having this although im still going on 4 blogs. 🙂
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Hi Chan! Wow! 20 blogs? You really need this one sis more than I do haha!
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Most welcome, sis Josie!
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Hi Rachelle! Baka yung kay herbertkikoy.com. Dun kasi nakita ni Thess yan.
Try it, you will like it. Well, I liked it kasi hehe!
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Wow thats for sharing this.. very helpful! Will try this one day.. 🙂
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This is awesome Mommy. I might try this one. I have more than one blog and this might be helpful for me. 🙂
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this is really helpful! I cannot wait to have a WP blog again! 😀
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Wow, this is such an informative and helpful post! 😀 I had WP blogs before but decided to switch to blogger. Now, I’m actually considering making a WP blog.. XD
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galing nito a! ang problema ko actually is something to remind me that i have not updated a particular blog! LOL
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