#1 YouTube Step You Must Take | How to add a WordPress Self-hosted blog to YouTube.com

Do you have a blog? Did you know you can ADD YOUR BLOG TO YouTube.com?

STEP 1: Login to your YouTube.com account and hover your mouse clicker over your account name at the top-right.

STEP 2: On the far left panel you'll see Blog Setup...click it.

STEP 3: Where it says Setup Blog Published click Add a Blog and you will see the photo below.

***You will need to have a Blog at:

STEP 4: Login to your Wordpress.com (non-self-hosted) account to retrieve you API Key)

STEP 5: Click My Account and then Edit Profile (see red arrow below)

***Look for your API key on this page and COPY IT for putting it into your YouTube account in a moment.

STEP 6: Now Login to your Self-Hosted Wordpress Blog (from Wordpress.org, NOT Wordpress.com) and enable XML-RPC

STEP 7: Click on Settings >> Writing (see picture below)

STEP 8: Under the Remote Published Section click the checkbox where it says Enable the WordPress, Movable Type, MetaWeblog and Blogger XML-RPC publishing protocols. (see picture below)

STEP 9: Go back to Youtube.com and prepare to be all finished in just 1 minute. Choose Wordpress Self-Hosted blog service from the pull-down menu.

STEP 10: Enter in your username and password with your Self-Hosted blog information. Do NOT enter your Wordpress.com login details. Also type in your API URL and API Key. Your API URL is in the following format ==> http://www.YourDomain.com/xmlrpc.php

STEP 11: Don't forget to enter your API Key from Wordpress.com back on Step 5 Above and click Add Blog. (see picture below)

STEP 12: Finalize your connection between YouTube.com and Your Self-Hosted Wordpress Blog by clicking the checkbox and pushing Add Selected Blogs (see picture below)

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