Setting up a SiteGround Site and Pointing the DNS

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In the June 2nd Build Something Live, I started working on my Gutenberg Course update, from setting up a local and demo site to moving through the block editor and making notes for what to cover. In this clip, we set up a demo site on SiteGround AND point the DNS to SiteGround from Hover!

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