12 Steps We need to move old blog posts off an existing site, but can’t quite let go of it. Enter WordPress.com! Background: I have worked a lot of migrations into and out of WordPress. This week a friend with a 10 year old blog needed some new...
There is no magic bullet that solves this question, but there are several concrete things that you can do. First, review and compare your new site with your old site. Look specifically at the number of Posts, Pages, Comments etc. Look for discrepancies in the...
In general, if you are migrating a site from WordPress.com to a Managed WordPress hosting plan on Godaddy, you may only need to repoint your DNS (Domain Name Server) settings. This is a relatively simple process that can be managed wherever your domain name is...
When we say, “domain” vs a WordPress.com “sub domain”, we mean that a site has a unique domain name that is registered (like a lease not like owning a home). The domain name will often look like: http:// YourUniqueDomainName ...
There are a couple different ways including Simply looking at the individual post links in a browsers address bar. If the hyperlink no longer shows your old subdomain.wordpress.com when you are viewing a blog post, odds are it is done or close, and Better yet, login...