This tutorial is continued with full written instructions at http://WordpressVideos.TV <br /><br />In this video, I'm gonna show you how to install WP Super Cache. What exactly is WP Super Cache? <br />Well, basically, all of the content in your WordPress blog is taught in a MySQL database. And every time someone visits your blog, this content is pulled right out of the database and straight to the user. <br /><br />Now, there's no problem with this, except that it can cause a lot of strain on your server and also use up a lot of bandwidth. So a smarter way of doing that is to convert those dynamic content pages into static HTML pages. <br /><br />You can download WP Super Cache from WordPress.org, or you can also search for this plugin within your WordPress dashboard itself. <br /><br />Now, there are a lot of similar plugins that you can use, but I recommend downloading WP Super Cache and installing it to your WordPress blog. Once you have installed your WP Super Cache plugin, then you just need to activate it. <br /><br />Okay, so,
