Bluehost and many similar hosts provide an automated WordPress installer. The exact interface may change, but the important decisions remain the selected domain, the installation directory and the administrator credentials created during setup.
Start from the hosting account
Sign in to the hosting control panel and locate the WordPress or website installer. Select the intended domain carefully. Leave the directory empty when WordPress should load at the root domain, or enter a folder only when the site is intentionally installed under a subpath.
Configure the site identity
Enter a temporary site title and create a unique administrator username. Use a strong password and an email account you control. Do not reuse the hosting-account password for WordPress administration.
Complete and verify the installation
Run the installer and save the administration URL and credentials securely. Enable HTTPS, remove unused default content, set permalinks, update WordPress and plugins, and configure backups before publishing. If existing files are detected in the destination, stop and confirm they are backed up rather than accepting an overwrite prompt automatically.