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[crypworld]

I have two blogspot blogs with good content.

I would like to upload them to WordPress blog. Is there a way to do it?

 

[chivs86]

Hi, Honestly you can move everything over and set up redirects but if these blogs are making you income I would suggest just starting with new content on WordPress. Others may tell you differently and they may be 100% right but I moved my blog to WordPress and it was making me money before. After I set up the redirect I hardly made anything - I hate to dwell on the past but always wonder if I would have continued earning from that blog if I left it how it was.

However, I think it is better to have a WordPress website as it is a much more professional approach. Maybe try and write new versions of your old blogs on your new website? Win-Win situation if your 2 blogs are the assets you say they are.

 

[sh199]

It's possible. You can import your all contents to your WordPress site. You need to install the Blogspot plugin in WordPress, then you can import them.

It will help you with instructions.

 

[unnefromkonoha]

May. You were shown above how to do it but it is not advisable to move your content even if it is quality because it is already rooted in the google index and automatically if you move it to a new page it will lose its position. I saw many successful sites on the blogspot that left their content there even if it was of great quality.

 

[Mopista]

You can build the entire blog with word press

 

[cmoneyspinner]

Moving content between the platforms is easy enough. You can move from Blogspot to WordPress. You can just as easily move from WordPress to Blogspot. However, I use FREE publishing platforms for both Blogspot and WordPress. If you plan to use the Paid Plan for WordPress then go right ahead. But if you are going to create a FREE WordPress website, then stick with Blogspot. Blogspot blogs can get approved for Google Ad Sense and are much easier to monetize. If you don't plan to monetize then switch to WordPress. It has a lot of nice blogging features.

How To Move Your Blog From Blogger To WordPress

 

[websiteee]

You can easily move Blogspot to WordPress. You can get more traffic on Blogspot than WordPress.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

I did an experiment because it has been a while since I imported or exported any files. I searched first to find instructions and some of the content was out of date. A simple word threw me off. The article I read instructed me to go into Settings for my Blogspot and click "Export". Well it no longer says "Export". It says "Back Up Content". Click that button and it will create an exported file. I was able to easily upload that file to my WordPress blog. I also easily uploaded the file to a new Blogspot that I had created. (BY CONTRAST: I tried to export my content from my Medium.com profile. Exporting was easy. Trying to upload it to a platform was not. Just an FYI.) Happy blogging!

 

[ashim kate]

It is very possible that you can import all your content from your blog spot if you choose to use WordPress. All you have to do is to install the blogspot plugin and then you are good to go.

 

[falltorise]

It might be harmful to your SEO traffic, if you get traffic from search engines. The search engines may not like duplicate content if they see it posted in both places.

 

[Jolito]

There is usually what is known as the main migration anytime you want to move from one hosting service to another. It is a situation where you can be able to transfer the contents of one particular website to another domain name server and domain management system. A lot of hosting providers usually provide it for free.

 

[MayorKayz]

I have two blogspot blogs with good content.

I would like to upload them to WordPress blog. Is there a way to do it?

Yes it is very possible and easy to move your blogspot's blog post to your new wordpress website. Just by login in to your admins area and click on the menu.
Scroll down to the tools menu and click on it. It will take you to a new page. Scroll and look for import from blogspot and click on it. It will ask you to install it. After you have installed it. You can now import your blog post.

 

[magnus2022]

It is easy to move from blogspot to wordpress but that usually affects traffic. When I import my blogger website to wordpress, the traffic dropped significantly. I don't know the reason for such decline in traffic. I will advice you to leave your site as it is once you are making money with it.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

It is easy to move from blogspot to wordpress but that usually affects traffic. When I import my blogger website to wordpress, the traffic dropped significantly. I don't know the reason for such decline in traffic. I will advice you to leave your site as it is once you are making money with it.

Yep. It is easy to do the upload. But you might want to think about it. The advantage of my WordPress blog is that I can link it to my social media accounts and whenever I publish a post it gets posted to those accounts. Another advantage is that all of my followers on Facebook are counted as blog followers/subscribers. My disadvantage is that I am using a free blog and it does not allow AdSense or InfoLinks. I am staying with my blogs on Blogspot. Even though they are free, they were approved for AdSense and Infolinks. So before you change over, give it some serious thought.

 

[IB DD]

Yes, you can migrate your Blogspot blog posts to WordPress. There are several tools and plugins available that can help you to export your Blogspot blog posts and import them into WordPress.

Alternatively, you can manually copy and paste the content from your Blogspot posts into new WordPress posts.

Keep in mind that your images and other media files need to be uploaded separately and you'll need to fix the links in the imported posts. It's recommended to also check for formatting errors as well.

 

[Melvin441]

Utilizing WordPress's cutting-edge features and customization choices while retaining the information you've previously published on Blogspot is made possible by importing your Blogspot content into the platform. To export your blog's content, import the XML file, review and edit the material after import, and change your old Blogspot URLs to new WordPress URLs, follow the steps listed below.

 

[Bigron]

You can import Blogspot blog posts into WordPress. There are several methods for accomplishing this, such as using WordPress' integrated import tools or third-party tools. There could be transmission limitations, such as photos or links that do not function effectively.

 

[Nayeem3]

The most crucial information is that you can use WordPress' built-in importer tool to import Blogspot blog content. When you log in to your WordPress dashboard, click "Import" to view the list of available importers. Activate your Google account and install the Blogger importer plugin. Click "Import" after selecting the Blogspot blog. After the importer is finished, check your WordPress website.

 

[Dean1]

Consider setting up 301 redirects from your old Blogspot URLs to the appropriate URLs on your new WordPress site to retain SEO and prevent broken links. A redirection plugin or the server's.htaccess file can be used for this.

 

[lamia5765]

Hi, Honestly you can move everything over and set up redirects but if these blogs are making you income I would suggest just starting with new content on WordPress. Others may tell you differently and they may be 100% right but I moved my blog to WordPress and it was making me money before. After I set up the redirect I hardly made anything - I hate to dwell on the past but always wonder if I would have continued earning from that blog if I left it how it was.

However, I think it is better to have a WordPress website as it is a much more professional approach. Maybe try and write new versions of your old blogs on your new website? Win-Win situation if your 2 blogs are the assets you say they are.

This will be a good alternative if it is a dummy blog with some little posts but if one thousand posts or 10 thousand posts it is not always good to restart everything from scratch otherwise work of years will be wasted like throwing the money from the window. This is why it is not logical solution.