7 thoughts on “How to Migrate from a Self-Hosted WordPress Site to WordPress.com”
To be honest, I personally prefer self-hosted WordPress because I can know exactly what it’s runninh, own my data, and be the boss of it. On WordPress.com, you’re at their whim.
But I understand self-hosting is a chore not everyone wants to do. Specifically, Donna from my WordPress Meetup struggled with it: https://www.retirementreflections.com/what-i-did-during-my-blogging-break/
So I wrote this for folks like her.
I hope to have another post where I will compare the merits of WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress..:
To be honest, I personally prefer self-hosted WordPress because I can know exactly what it’s runninh, own my data, and be the boss of it. On WordPress.com, you’re at their whim.
But I understand self-hosting is a chore not everyone wants to do. Specifically, Donna from my WordPress Meetup struggled with it: https://www.retirementreflections.com/what-i-did-during-my-blogging-break/
So I wrote this for folks like her.
I hope to have another post where I will compare the merits of WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress..:
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Good article
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Thanks! I hope it helps somebody needing it.
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Love this article bro. I like wordpress than self hosted.
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