We’ve been talking a lot about web hosting recently. It’s important that your hosting plan matches the needs of your website, and your hosting provider is reliable, responsive, and around for the long haul.
What if you’ve realized that your current plan doesn’t meet your needs. Or you’re dissatisfied with the service of your current provider? What’s involved in moving your WordPress site from one hosting provider to another? How can you achieve this without major headaches or downtime?
I have to admit I’ve been thinking about changing hosting providers for a while, but since my websites were actually up and running, there wasn’t a sense of urgency. So I procrastinated.
It seems that a lot of people procrastinate about changing hosting providers. Here are three reasons why:
- They’re not sure what type of hosting plan will give them a better experience. If that's you, check out our article What Sort of Hosting Should I Choose for My Website?
- They’re not sure which company will do a better job than their current provider. “Better the devil you know…” If that's you, follow the checklists in our article The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Hosting Provider.
- They’re not sure what steps to take, and don’t want to make things worse by making a wrong turn. After all, you don’t migrate a website every day. You might even wish someone would just do it for you!
In this article we’ll explain what’s involved in a WordPress migration. Then we’ll show you how you can simplify the process by the use of plugins, or by passing the job on to someone who will just do it for you.
What’s the best way to migrate your website? Read on and decide for yourself.
Continue reading %How to Migrate Your WordPress Site to A New Hosting Provider%
by Adrian Try via SitePoint
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