blog migration

How To Export Google Sites To Blogger?

June 15, 2013

Google sites is a web page creation tool provided by Google. It has very limited features, including storage capacity of 100 Mb only (Google Apps users can increase it upto 10 GB). One can use only a fixed set of HTML codes and even custom CSS cannot be made use of in the templates. As it has very less options, it is suitable to newbies who would like to dive straight into blogging rather than ...

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How to Transfer Website Ownership After Selling it

February 19, 2013

I am one of those guys who love to buy and sell websites and considering it as a serious business. Recently I’ve sold one of my blogs on Flippa.com and bought another one outside Flippa. If you’ve ever done a transaction on Flippa you might have noticed that they do not provide any information about website ownership transfer other than referring you to third-party sites like Escrow.com. For beginners this is frustrating especially if they are ...

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How BlogSpot Users can Prepare for WordPress Migration

December 20, 2012

BlogSpot is one of the best Blogging platform to start your Blogging career, as it’s free and you don’t have to pay for anything like hosting images or for premium plugins and tons of free themes are out there. Though, over the time when you get more accustomed with Blogging, you would realize BlogSpot is not the most ideal option for your Blog future for many reasons: You have less control over SEO of your blog. ...

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How to Import BlogSpot Images to WordPress

November 13, 2012

Migrating your BlogSpot blog to WordPress is easy and one can easily achieve a 301 Perma redirection by setting up Custom domain on BlogSpot and later Installing WordPress, Importing BlogSpot posts to WordPress, fixing permalinks and doing rest of the thing. I know, I’m making it sound easy, but to make sure you need to do many more things that includes taking care of all your Social media profile, Feedburner migration, SEO changes and many more. But ...

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How to Move WordPress Site to New Host: Zero Downtime

June 7, 2012

When ever I talked about WordPress hosting, I always mentioned that WordPress is memory hogging CMS and you should always go for a Webhosting which is optimized for WordPress hosting. One of my WordPress client, wanted to move WordPress blog from Dreamhost to Hostgator, as Hostgator is one of the best alternative for Dreamhost. Here I will share the complete step by step tutorial to move WordPress site to a new host. In this case, Dreamhost uses ...

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BlogSpot Import Problem : This site has not been Registered

January 18, 2012

Finally I again started my BlogSpot to WordPress migration service and the other day when I was importing a client site to WordPress, I got this error while importing blog from saying: The page you have requested cannot be displayed. Another site was requesting access to your Google Account, but sent a malformed request. Please contact the site that you were trying to use when you received this message to inform them of the error. ...

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How to Request for Free Website Migration from HostGator

March 27, 2011

Yesterday we let you know about free WordPress hosting migration from Hostgator and in this tutorial, I will be taking about how you need to put a request for free WordPress migration from hostgator. If you wish to migrate your WordPress site yourself, you should read my guide on How to move WordPress site. The process of migration is simple but the real issue happen after migration of your hosting, as most of the time ...

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Free WordPress Hosting Migration With Hostgator Hosting

March 21, 2011

Recently we have published as post on How to migrate WordPress hosting but we all know that migrating WordPress hosting is literally technical and it’s not a piece of cake for everyone. Most of people who started their blog on cheap hosting or shared hosting, they might be looking forward to switch to better hosting, but due to lack of technical knowledge, they are stuck with some free or cheap hosting which calls for frequent ...

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