One of the great benefits of WordPress is that you can accept contributions and/or help from different people.
For example, if you want to receive blog contributions from a third-party writer, that’s easy to do. All you have to do is register
this user as an “Author” (a user role in which the user can add and edit their own content).
User-generated content is one of the most powerful features of the social internet.
But what about other kinds of user profiles?
You could also add an additional administrative user to your site. (Of course, make sure this is someone you can trust.) An admin user can help you manage your site by fulfilling advanced operations and duties.
For example, if you have a developer working on your site, you would need to grant them admin access so they can augment your site with custom modifications.