How To Migrate Weebly To WordPress?

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How To Migrate Weebly To WordPress?
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• Weebly is a web-hosting service featuring a
  drag-and-drop website builder. It is very easy to
  understand and user-friendly to build a website
  using its drag-and-drop feature. It provides many
  themes and tools to build a website.
• Most startups choose Weebly for their work
  because it is extremely simple and easy to use.
  Also, it does not demand more technical knowledge
  and provides reliable drag-and-drop options which
  are easy to understand and use.

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Weebly Vs WordPress

• WordPress is an open-source and free content
  management system based on PHP and MySQL. Before
  considering migrating your site from Weebly to
  WordPress you must know the pros and cons of both
  of them. Here is a brief comparison between
  Weebly vs WordPress

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Things You Need To Consider Before Moving From
Weebly

• Evaluating your current Weebly site before
  migrating to WordPress is crucial.
• Assess your sites content to identify what
  content needs to be transferred to WordPress.
• Evaluate the structure of your site, including
  menu structure, page hierarchy, and custom
  templates, to plan how to re-create it in
  WordPress.
• Evaluate the design of your site, including
  colors, typography, and design aesthetic, to
  determine how to customize your new WordPress
  site.
• By evaluating your Weebly site before migrating,
  you can ensure that you retain the essential
  elements of your site and create a new WordPress
  site that is just as functional and visually
  appealing.
• The evaluation step is essential to ensure a
  smooth and successful migration process.

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Weebly To WordPress Pre-Migration Steps

• 1. Purchase Hosting If you are moving from
  Weebly to WordPress, you need hosting. WordPress
  hosting is widely available, with options ranging
  from inexpensive shared hosting to specialized
  managed hosting.Specialized hosts provide
  security, backups, WordPress updates, and
  performance features. Specialized hosts typically
  cost more than those shared ones but this cost is
  worth the price to protect your site.
• 2. Set up a temporary domain Until the migration
  process is complete, you can set up a temporary
  domain for your WordPress site. After the
  migration is completed, you can switch the domain
  to the new site and change the URLs of all the
  pages and posts accordingly.