Muchos blogueros comienzan su andadura en Blogger porque es una plataforma gratuita y sencilla. Sin embargo, a medida que tu blog crece, es posible que empieces a sentirte restringido por sus características limitadas.
Pasarse a WordPress puede abrir un mundo de posibilidades gracias a sus amplias capacidades. Pero hay una preocupación común acerca de este cambio: la posible pérdida de posiciones en Google.
Este artículo le guiará a través del proceso de transición de Blogger a WordPress. Nos centraremos en cómo hacerlo correctamente, asegurándonos de que mantienes intactas tus valiosas posiciones en Google.
Nuestro objetivo es ayudarle a actualizar su plataforma de blog sin sacrificar los esfuerzos de SEO que ya ha realizado en su sitio.
¿Por qué pasar de Blogger a WordPress?
Blogger es una popular plataforma de blogs creada por Google. Permite a cualquiera crear un blog gratuito utilizando su cuenta de Google.
Sin embargo, muchos principiantes pronto se dan cuenta de que hay muchas limitaciones en lo que pueden hacer con su blog gratuito de Blogger.
WordPress, en cambio, te da la propiedad completa de tu sitio web. También te permite añadir las características necesarias para hacer crecer tu blog y monetizar tu contenido. Además, puedes realizar todas las optimizaciones SEO necesarias para mejorar tu posicionamiento. Hemos creado una comparación detallada entre WordPress y Blogger.
Es importante tener en cuenta que cuando hablamos de WordPress, estamos hablando de WordPress.org autoalojado, que NO debe confundirse con WordPress.com, que es una solución de alojamiento que tiene sus propias limitaciones. Para más detalles, consulte nuestro artículo sobre la diferencia entre WordPress.com y WordPress.org.
WordPress.org es la popular plataforma “WordPress”, de la que probablemente haya oído hablar porque alimenta el 43% de todos los sitios web de Internet.
Dicho esto, vamos a ver cómo pasar correctamente de Blogger a WordPress sin perder la posición en las búsquedas de Google ni el tráfico del sitio web.
Estos son los pasos que seguiremos para pasar de Blogger a WordPress:
¿Preparados? Primeros pasos.
Tutorial en vídeo
Si no desea ver el tutorial en vídeo, puede seguir leyendo la versión en texto que figura a continuación.
Paso 1: Registrarse en el alojamiento de WordPress
Para empezar con WordPress, necesitará un nombre de dominio y alojamiento web.
A modo de recordatorio, el nombre de dominio es la dirección de tu sitio web que la gente teclea para llegar a tu blog, y el alojamiento web es donde se almacenan los archivos de tu sitio web. Ambos son IMPRESCINDIBLES para crear cualquier tipo de blog o sitio web.
Dicho esto, recomendamos utilizar Bluehost. Es una de las empresas de alojamiento más grandes del mundo y es un socio de alojamiento de WordPress recomendado oficialmente.
Debido a que WPBeginner es el mayor sitio de recursos de WordPress, han acordado ofrecer a nuestros lectores un nombre de dominio gratis y un 60% de descuento en alojamiento. Básicamente, puedes empezar por solo 1,99 $ al mes.
Si, por alguna razón, usted prefiere ir con una alternativa Bluehost, entonces le recomendamos que utilice ya sea SiteGround o Hostinger porque ambos son excelentes soluciones.
Una vez que se haya suscrito al plan de alojamiento de WordPress y haya establecido su nombre de dominio, puede continuar con el paso de instalación de WordPress.
Si te registras en Bluehost utilizando nuestro enlace anterior, ellos te instalarán WordPress automáticamente.
Si ha utilizado un proveedor de alojamiento de WordPress diferente, deberá instalar WordPress siguiendo nuestra guía definitiva sobre cómo instalar WordPress.
Una vez instalado WordPress, es hora de trasladar su contenido de Blogger a WordPress.
Oferta adicional gratuita: Como muchos de vosotros nos lo habéis pedido, ahora ofrecemos un servicio gratuito de migración de Blogger a WordPress como parte de nuestro servicio gratuito de creación de blogs en WordPress. Esto significa que uno de los miembros de nuestro equipo de expertos hará toda la migración por ti (100% gratis). Sí, puedes cambiar literalmente de Blogger a WordPress sin ningún riesgo.
Nota: Nuestro servicio gratuito de migración de blogger es para blogs pequeños que tengan menos de 1000 entradas. Podemos ofrecer un servicio de migración para sitios de blogger más grandes, pero será un servicio de pago.
Sin embargo, si te gusta aprender y hacer las cosas por ti mismo, puedes seguir nuestro tutorial paso a paso.
Paso 1: Exporta tu blog de Blogger
Lo primero que tienes que hacer es exportar el contenido de tu blog de Blogger.
Para ello, visite el sitio web de Blogger y acceda al tablero de su cuenta.
Después, ve a la página de ajustes. Desplázate hasta la sección “Gestionar blog” y haz clic en el botón “Copia de seguridad del contenido”.
Aparecerá un mensaje / ventana emergente mostrando qué se incluye exactamente en la copia de seguridad de Blogger.
Debe hacer clic en el botón “Descargar” para continuar.
El contenido de tu blog de Blogger se descargará en tu ordenador en un archivo XML.
Una vez finalizada la descarga, es hora de importar el contenido de Blogger a tu sitio de WordPress.
Paso 2: Importar Blogger a WordPress
Para empezar a importar tu sitio de Blogger a WordPress, accede a tu área de administrador de WordPress y visita Herramientas ” Importar.
En la página de importación, haz clic en el enlace “Instalar ahora” que aparece debajo de Blogger.
WordPress descargará e instalará el plugin Blogger Importer.
Cuando termine de instalarse, haga clic en el enlace “Ejecutar importador” para continuar.
WordPress le pedirá que suba el archivo XML en la pantalla Importar Blogger. Este es el archivo que descargaste en el Paso 1.
Simplemente haga clic en el botón “Elegir archivo” y suba el archivo XML que descargó anteriormente.
A continuación, haga clic en el botón “Subir archivo e importar” para continuar.
WordPress subirá el archivo de importación. Si el archivo de importación es demasiado grande, es posible que aparezca un mensaje de error.
En este caso, deberá aumentar el límite máximo de subida de archivos. Si el archivo es pequeño, no se producirá ningún error.
A continuación, se te pedirá que asignes entradas a un autor. Si tienes varios autores en tu blog de Blogger, puedes crear una nueva cuenta de usuario para cada autor. También puedes asignar estas entradas a autores existentes en tu sitio web WordPress.
Después de hacer su selección, haga clic en el botón “Enviar” para continuar.
WordPress importará todo el contenido del archivo de exportación de Blogger a tu sitio WordPress. Puedes ver el contenido visitando la página Entradas ” Todas las entradas.
Paso 3: Establecer Enlaces permanentes
Enlaces permanentes es el término utilizado para la estructura de URL de páginas individuales. WordPress viene con una característica que le permite establecer una estructura de URL SEO-friendly.
Como estás importando contenido de Blogger, necesitas que la estructura de URL sea lo más parecida posible a la de tu antiguo sitio de Blogger.
Para establecer enlaces permanentes, debe ir a Ajustes ” Enlaces permanentes en su escritorio de WordPress y elegir la opción “Estructura personalizada”.
A continuación, deberá añadir el siguiente texto en la casilla situada junto al campo de estructura personalizada:
/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%.html
Esta estructura de enlaces permanentes hace que las URL de las entradas de tu blog sean similares a las URL de tu antiguo blog de Blogger.
Sin embargo, a veces la URL de la entrada de tu blog, también conocida como slug en WordPress, no coincide con los slugs utilizados por Blogger.
Para corregirlo, tendrá que crear y ejecutar un pequeño fragmento de código.
Recomendamos añadir este código PHP usando el plugin WPCode. Es la forma más segura de añadir código personalizado a su sitio web WordPress. Para más detalles, consulte nuestra guía sobre cómo copiar y pegar fragmentos de código en WordPress.
add_action( 'init', 'wpb_update_slug' );
function wpb_update_slug() {
global $wpdb;
$result = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT post_id, meta_value FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key = 'blogger_permalink' ");
$wpdb->print_error();
foreach ($result as $row){
$slug = explode("/",$row->meta_value);
$slug = explode(".",$slug[3]);
$wpdb->query("UPDATE $wpdb->posts SET post_name ='$slug[0]' WHERE ID = '$row->post_id' ");
}
echo "DONE";
}
Después de guardar el código, sólo tiene que visitar cualquier página de su sitio WordPress para activar este script.
Importante: Después de que el script se haya ejecutado, no olvides desactivarlo o borrarlo de tu biblioteca WPCode porque solo necesita ejecutarse una vez.
Oferta gratuita de bonificación: ¿No quiere lidiar con códigos? Lo tenemos cubierto. Como muchos de vosotros nos lo habéis pedido, ahora ofrecemos un servicio gratuito de migración de Blogger a WordPress como parte de nuestro servicio gratuito de creación de blogs en WordPress.
Esto significa que uno de los miembros de nuestro equipo de expertos realizará toda la migración por ti (100% gratis). Sí, puedes cambiar literalmente de Blogger a WordPress sin ningún riesgo.
Paso 4: Establecer las redirecciones de Blogger a WordPress
El paso más importante a la hora de trasladar un sitio web es establecer la redirección adecuada para no perder tráfico ni posiciones SEO. Puedes consultar nuestra lista de comprobación definitiva para la migración SEO de WordPress para obtener más detalles.
Nota: Si tu blog de Blogger tiene su propio dominio personalizado en lugar de blogspot.com, puede que tengas que apuntar los servidores de nombres de tu dominio a tu proveedor de alojamiento. Para obtener instrucciones, sigue nuestro tutorial sobre cómo cambiar el dominio personalizado de blogger a WordPress.
La parte crucial de la redirección es garantizar que sus usuarios aterricen en la misma página del nuevo dominio a la que intentaban acceder en el sitio antiguo.
Al mismo tiempo, también debe asegurarse de que los motores de búsqueda entienden que su sitio web se ha trasladado a esta nueva ubicación.
Para ello, debes instalar y activar el plugin Blogger to WordPress Redirection. Para más detalles, consulta nuestra guía paso a paso sobre cómo instalar un plugin de WordPress.
Una vez activado, debe visitar la página Herramientas ” Redirección de Blogger a WordPress y hacer clic en el botón “Iniciar configuración”.
El plugin detectará ahora la URL de tu blog de Blogger y te mostrará la opción de obtener un código de redirección. Sigue adelante y haz clic en el botón ‘Obtener código’ al lado de tu URL de Blogger.
Ahora generará un fragmento de código que necesitas para redirigir correctamente a los usuarios de tu antiguo blog de Blogger a tu nuevo sitio de WordPress.
A continuación, tienes que acceder a tu Escritorio de Blogger e ir a la página “Temas”. Haz clic en la flecha desplegable del botón “Personalizar” situado junto a tu tema y, a continuación, selecciona la opción “Editar HTML”.
Blogger mostrará ahora el código HTML personalizado para la plantilla de tu tema. Si has personalizado el tema de Blogger, puedes copiar el código y guardarlo en tu ordenador como copia de seguridad.
Si no, puedes borrarlo todo. A continuación, copia el código que muestra el plugin en tu sitio de WordPress y pégalo en el editor de temas de Blogger.
No olvides hacer clic en el botón “Guardar tema” para guardar los cambios.
A continuación, tenemos que establecer las redirecciones para los usuarios móviles.
Tienes que volver a la página Temas del Escritorio de tu blog de Blogger. Esta vez tienes que hacer clic en el botón de engranaje debajo de la vista previa móvil de tu blog.
Aparecerá una ventana emergente en la que deberás seleccionar la opción “No. Mostrar tema de escritorio en dispositivos móviles”.
A continuación, haz clic en el botón “Guardar”.
Eso es todo, tu blog de Blogger ahora redirigirá a todos los visitantes de tu blog a tu nuevo blog de WordPress.
También puedes utilizar All in One SEO (AIOSEO) para redirigir entradas y páginas de Blogger a WordPress. El plugin ofrece una potente característica de gestión de redireccionamientos que te permite establecer redireccionamientos completos del sitio a tu nuevo sitio.
Además, puede activar el seguimiento de errores 404 y detectar cualquier enlace roto que pueda producirse al trasladar su sitio a WordPress. Esto ayudará a mejorar la experiencia del usuario y no perderás posiciones en el ranking de palabras clave.
Paso 5: Trasladar otros contenidos de Blogger a WordPress
En este paso, trasladaremos el contenido restante del antiguo blog de Blogger a tu nuevo blog de WordPress. Esto puede requerir algo de trabajo manual, dependiendo de los ajustes / contenido de su blog.
1. Trasladar páginas de Blogger a WordPress
La herramienta de importación de Blogger de WordPress solo importa entradas de Blogger e ignora las páginas.
Para trasladar tus páginas a WordPress, tendrás que editar cada página en tu blog de Blogger, copiar su contenido y, a continuación, crear manualmente una página en WordPress.
Para saber más acerca de las páginas, consulte nuestro artículo sobre la diferencia entre entradas y páginas en WordPress.
Ahora, te encontrarás con otro problema / conflicto / incidencia. Las páginas de Blogger tienen URL con este aspecto:
http://example.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html
La URL de su página de WordPress tendrá este aspecto:
http://example.com/about-us
Para corregir esto, necesitará utilizar el plugin All in One SEO (AIOSEO). Para obtener instrucciones, consulta nuestra guía para principiantes sobre cómo crear redireccionamientos en WordPress.
2. Widgets
Al igual que Blogger, algunos temas de WordPress también utilizan widgets para añadir contenido a la barra lateral de tu blog.
Para añadir widgets, debe visitar la página Apariencia ” Widgets en su escritorio de WordPress y simplemente arrastrar y soltar los widgets en las barras laterales. Para obtener instrucciones detalladas, consulte nuestra guía sobre cómo añadir y utilizar widgets en WordPress.
Si estás buscando un widget específico que no ves en WordPress por defecto, entonces es probable que necesites un plugin de WordPress. Puedes buscar en la categoría de mejores plugins de WordPress de WPBeginner para encontrar la funcionalidad que buscas.
3. Feeds RSS
Los motores de búsqueda y los usuarios que se suscriban a las entradas de su blog a través de feeds RSS podrán seguir encontrándolo. Sin embargo, no recibirán ningún contenido nuevo.
Para corregirlo, visita la página de ajustes de tu cuenta de Blogger. A continuación, desplázate hasta la sección “Site feed” y haz clic en “Post feed redirect URL”.
Aparecerá una ventana emergente en la que deberá añadir la URL del feed RSS de su sitio web WordPress.
La URL de su feed de WordPress tendrá este aspecto:
http://example.com/feed
No olvide sustituir ejemplo.com por su propio nombre de dominio.
Haga clic en el botón “Guardar” para añadir la URL y establecer los ajustes.
Paso 6. Cosas que hacer después de migrar de Blogger a WordPress
Ahora que has trasladado correctamente tu blog de Blogger a WordPress, veamos qué más puedes hacer para mejorar tu blog.
Hemos creado una lista de las cosas más importantes que debe hacer después de instalar WordPress.
WordPress es bastante fácil de usar. Sin embargo, de vez en cuando descubrirás cosas nuevas con las que necesitarás ayuda. Aquí es donde WPBeginner entra en juego.
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Ger says
Hi!
Really nice tutorial! Plus I’m already subscribed to your newsletter!
I did a migration in local just to test how my blog would look like and what issues I will face on the migration. One that I encountered is that all my internal links written on the posts are broken. My links on Blogger look like: example.com/2023/12/.html and the WP look like this: example.com/2023/12/21/.
Do you know how I can prevent this behaviour or fix the issue after the migration?
Thank you very much!
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to use the permalink step in this article to fix your permalink issues.
Administrador
Ger says
Thanks for the quick answer!
I think you didn’t understand my question, probably because of my poor explanation.
I already used the permalink and it is working fine for changing the urls of the posts, BUT in this case I mean the internal links written inside the post content are linking to the wrong urls.
I already managed to fix it. Before running the blogger importer plugin you must adapt the permalinks to Blogger structure, not afterwards. This way al the internal links written on the post’s content will be correct.
Best,
Peter Iriogbe says
Thanks for the post. I want to ask; after the migration, will my blog content need to be indexed again by search engines or everything will still be intact with search engines?
WPBeginner Support says
The redirects will keep the pages indexed so everything will still be intact from their point of view.
Administrador
EMMANUEL AMADI says
I did the whole process some years ago and it worked. I recently noticed my traffic on wordpress doping and checked to notice that blogger posts now only redirect to my wordpress homepage. I ran the Blogger to WordPress Redirect Plugin Start Configuration again, which gave me a code snipet to paste on my blogger theme HTML. Sadly this time, the blogger blog theme refused to save the code snipet and the entire redirection no longer works. Please what do I do to restore the entire redirect setup…?
WPBeginner Support says
If it is not saving on Blogger then you would need to check with Blogger’s support to have it save properly.
Administrador
Yasir Siddiqui says
I had face same issue but did resolve smoothly.
You need to switch by default theme then paste this code. it will work fine.
shivraj says
I have a blog on blogpot.com.
My blogger domain is similar to mydomain.com.
I want to move this domain to WordPress hosting. I also want all of the existing URL redirections to WordPress to use the same domain URLs. I am not using the URL of the blogspot domain. Can you help me ?
WPBeginner Support says
If we understand what you are wanting correctly then our article above does show how to do what you are wanting.
Administrador
Rambabu says
Thank you for your detailed material. I received great support from this blog for the second time.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad you found our guide helpful!
Administrador
Noah oliver says
Hey I completely migrated my blogger site to WordPress but I have posts and pages which is indexed in Google I will create a redirection manually all things work perfectly but my homepage is still open in Blogger please help me
WPBeginner Support says
If we’re understanding the issue correctly, you would want to ensure your domain name is pointing toward your hosting to ensure that your site is redirecting to your new WordPress site.
Administrador
Clem says
Thank you so much for that !
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome!
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Ashikur Rahman says
in blogger i have always used my custom domain. so i Don’t have to worry about blogger redirection.
but my question is how can i make sure that my posts redirect to new wp permalink? cause blogger have /year/month/permalink.html while i wants to use /post-name permalink structure.
WPBeginner Support says
The redirection steps from our guide should cover setting up those redirects
Administrador
Lem Enrile says
Thank you so much, WPBeginner, for this detailed tutorial.
I’ve been searching and experimenting for half a day on how to redirect my free Blogger website into a recently purchased domain (with WordPress as platform).
I’ve watched and read countless blogs and Youtube tutorials. But none explained how to redirect “each” Blogger post to its equivalent new domain URL. I’m glad I found this.
The only problem I encountered is that the generated code from your plugin doesn’t seem to work with Blogger websites that have “customized” themes.
Even if I deleted all the existing code to paste your plugin’s generated code, it said, “Update Failed.”
I thought that my Blogger website’s “customized theme” prevented me from “saving” the generated code.
So I changed my Blogger theme to one of Blogger’s “default” theme templates, specifically the Dynamic Classic Theme.
I then pasted the generated code from your plugin, then it worked!
WPBeginner Support says
Thank you for sharing this for anyone who may be having this issue!
Administrador
Mayank Parmar says
Hi, wpbeginner support
I’m facing the redirection issue. I followed the all above steps even the step 4 but when i open old urls they won’t redirect. And shows ‘your connection is not private’.
Please provide me solution.
WPBeginner Support says
There is normally more to that error message but you would want to ensure your site is using HTTPS for the most common reason.
Administrador
Jim Tolles says
Hi! Thanks for the useful content, although I have some questions. I’m not understanding why you would put any code on the old blogger site, which I will take down once the migration is complete. Shouldn’t the live site on WordPress be doing all the redirection?
Additionally, this post needs to be updated as some of the Blogger regions that are mentioned are no longer in the Blogger console.
WPBeginner Support says
It is mainly for if users have links to the version of your site with Blogger’s URL instead of your custom domain as you are not allowed to transfer a subdomain to a new host.
We’ll be sure to update our Blogger section the next time we update our article
Administrador
Jim Tolles says
Gotcha. Yes. I have a custom domain. I’m trying to figure out how to make sure to get everything pointed in the right direction.
WPBeginner Support says
Understood, then this will ensure if anyone visits your Blogger site it will be redirected to the new site with the correct URL
P Mohapatra says
I was earlier using blogger and now I have sifted to wordpress. But the faviocon of blogger is still showing in search console. How to solve this.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to either ask the search engine to recrawl your site, or you would need to wait for the search engine to clear its cache and update your favicon.
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Amit Singh says
This was very helpful, I have successfully redirect my blogger links to wordpress. But when I was using blogger, I used to create custom permalink in it and then after changing from blogger to wordpress, the whole link changed. And also many pages of the new website got indexed in Google. Means, both blogger and new websites links are indexed on Google with same contents. This create many issues like content duplicate and page duplicate. How to solve them.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to be sure you follow our steps to set up redirects and that would point your old content to the new content which will prevent your duplicate content issues.
Administrador
Emily Cowe says
Hey! This was a great tutorial, but I have 1 question – is it required to change the permalink structure on WordPress to redirect the links? I am migrating from Blogger to an existing WordPress site with existing articles, so I don’t really want to change the current permalink structure if I don’t have to. Thanks
Sunny says
I migrated my website 2 years ago. Can I deactivate the plugins (Blogger to wp and All in one wp migration) now?
Isack Godlaison says
I have done everything as you guide and able to move my site to wordpress successful. The only issue i face is the post redirections works perfect on desktop but doesn’t work on mobile, can you help me fix this? Thanks
Chandu says
I’ve almost 1300 posts in by Blogger blog and when I try to import all my posts to my WordPress site by following all the given instructions, Happens nothing. not a single post getting imported. Can any one suggest me a solution.
WPBeginner Support says
You would first want to check in your media library to see if the images are being imported and if they are you would want to run the import again as it is likely timing out and when you run the import again it should skip what has already been imported.
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Kishan sarvaiya says
Thank you very much for this detailed and doubt solving guide.
Now i habe just 3 questions.
1. Can i delete the “blogger importer” pkugin after importing content?
2. Can i delete “blogger to wordpress” plugin after pasting the code in blogger provided by this plugin.
3. After migrating to wordpress, should we delete the blogger blog from blogger. Com? (i jave custom domain on blogger).
Thank you very very much…
WPBeginner Support says
The plugin is to help with redirects from the blogspot URL, if you disable the plugin then those redirects can break. Your other redirects should be fine with how the plugin is currently set up.
Administrador
dema says
Great Post, well done BUT
I have problem. Tried your script but when I go to an old posting I just get redirected to my first page, not to the post.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to ensure you followed all steps under ‘step 4 Setup Redirects from Blogger to WordPress’ for your redirects to work properly.
Administrador
Hope Linus says
Please i moved from blogger to wordpress but the links are shared while i was on blogger are not opening, they are showing error 404.
Please what will i do
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to ensure you set up redirects under step 4
Administrador
Aman Pathak says
Hey Editorial Staff
In this post you told to change WordPress permalink structure to near blogger permalink structure.
But it doesn’t require for seo because blogger to WordPress redirect plugin will redirect old post url(permalink) to new post url(any permalink structure)
I have also tried this and i want that you guys should update this post
WPBeginner Support says
Thank you for letting us know about that update to the redirection plugin.
Administrador
Favour says
Please when migrating to WordPress, will the blogger theme also be moved. Or I will have to get a new WordPress theme?
WPBeginner Support says
You would need a new theme on the WordPress site.
Administrador
Tanaaz says
Hi! I’ve already migrated from Blogger to WordPress thanks to your tutorial. But I’m planning to apply for Adsense, so if I delete or unpublish my old blogger blog, does that mean all the redirects will stop and whatever content has been imported will also be deleted? Even though it was uploaded externally.
Just wondering, would be great if you could help me out with this! Thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to check with the plugin’s support for questions like this. You shouldn’t lose content on the WordPress.org site but there may be trouble with redirects.
Administrador
Fabian George says
Thanks for this article. My blog is hosted by blogger and a custom domain pointing at it from Goddady for almost 2yrs and two months. Is it possible to use same domain name or I should fresh one from bluehost?
Please I need help to on this urgent
WPBeginner Support says
Yes, you can use the same domain.
Administrador
Emily Sego says
Can I delete the Blogger importer plugin from my WordPress website? The plugin hasn’t been updated in 4 years, and I’m wondering if it’s interfering with the functionality of my other plugins…..
WPBeginner Support says
You only need to have the importer during the import of files. After that, you can remove the plugin. The plugin should not be affecting your site as it should only run during the import process.
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Rehbar ansari says
If I will take my website from Blogger to WordPress, then I have to add it back to Google Search Console.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to re-add your meta tag for search console to your site to ensure it stays verified.
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Siddiq says
Hi. Followed all these steps and successfully migrated to wordpress from blogger but there is an issue of 404 error.
If I clicked on some of my page from google search results or elsewhere it results to 404 error.
Please what can I do to solve this. Thank you
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to ensure you set up your redirects properly for the search results but for the 404 on the site itself, you would want to take a look at our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-wordpress-posts-returning-404-error/
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Oluwafemi says
I have few post on my blogspot (I started 6 months ago) and I intends migrating to WordPress, Should I just open a WordPress acct and copy and paste my articles into it. Or should I follow up with the process you put up there?.
WPBeginner Support says
That would depend on your personal preference more than what would be best.
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naveen says
I’ve tried to upload my XML file several times and it never works. I’m always sent to a screen that says ‘Import Blogger’ with a submit button and submit button only..No import author or any other messages., and then
‘All done. Have fun!
Remember to update the passwords and roles of imported users.’
WPBeginner Support says
You may want to try downloading the file again in case it is an error with the original file you’ve downloaded.
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Payal Rathore says
hey! thankyou for sharing this. I have successfully migrated my blog but what after that how to link google search console to my new domain.
WPBeginner Support says
For connecting your WordPress site to Google’s search console you would want to take a look at our article below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-your-wordpress-site-to-google-webmaster-tools/
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Kamaljeet Kaur says
I successfully migrated from blogger to WordPress. everything is working fine, But for some posts, the comment section is not visible( display comment option is already enabled) but in other posts comment section is visible. I already did lots of research on it but nothing is working.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to ensure on those specific posts that you haven’t disabled comments.
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Elochi says
Thank you so much for this wonderful article, it was very helpful and I have successfully moved my blog to WordPress.
Thanks for all the information you provided here.
Do have a nice day buddy.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful
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Karen Ann says
Hi, Thank you so much for all this helpful information. I have a simple question.
So if you don’t have any Google standing yet nor any subscribers would you then just copy and paste all of your blog posts over and skip the other part or is it best to complete the whole procedure as described? Also, when I was watching the video I didn’t see any point where the person chose their theme. Don’t you need to do that before you transfer posts over? Thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
If you are not worried about your site or your current ranking then you certainly can copy your content over if you wanted rather than following our guide.
There is a default theme installed that you can change, you don’t need to select your theme before transferring but it can be helpful.
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Rakesh Verma says
Thank for this great information. I have successfully migrated my blog from blogger to WordPress.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful
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Kamaljeet Kaur says
Hii, I successfully migrated from blogger to WordPress. I have 117 posts that i imported into WordPress. I m getting error 404 on all post. Please help me how can i resolve this issue.
WPBeginner Support says
For that error, we would recommend taking a look at our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-wordpress-posts-returning-404-error/
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Kamaljeet Kaur says
I am using custom domain on blogger. Do i have to firstly redirct back to blogspot.com for migration. And Do i have to register again for google analytics and search console..
WPBeginner Support says
You do not need to point your site back to the blogspot URL, you would want to move the required codes over but you do not need to register again.
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Nicole says
I am successfully transfered to WordPress from Blogger thanks to your instructions! I do have a question though – do I tell Google to no longer track my old blog posts over at all Blogger (via their privacy settings)? (That way that the old blogger blog doesn’t come up in the search engine?)
WPBeginner Support says
The redirects you set up would handle that for you
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venkat says
This is what I’ve been met with when trying to import my Blogger blog …
– tools > import > Blogger Run Importer > Choose File > Upload file and import
– it loads at the bottom of my screen by % then once it’s complete all it displays is a button that says “Submit”. No other text.
– then all it says is “All done. Have fun! Remember to update the passwords and roles of imported users.” and nothing has changed. I can’t find my blog posts anywhere.
WPBeginner Support says
You may want to try recreating the backup file to ensure there weren’t any issues with the creation of the file from Blogger’s end
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swe says
Hi! This is an amazing one and a very good problem solver. Thanks in advance. And I have a question…if I transfer from blogger to WordPress…will I lose my total views (for eg. xxK views) from my blog that I got only from blogger?
WPBeginner Support says
It would depend on where you mean. If you mean on your site’s analytics then you would keep that.
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Navas PT says
Import Blogger:
My XML file size is 48 mb, but here in my Maximum size: 32 MB to upload in wordpress? How to increase? we need to change the hosting plan ?
WPBeginner Support says
For changing your upload limit, you would want to take a look and follow our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-increase-the-maximum-file-upload-size-in-wordpress/
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Ahmed Parbes says
Thanks for your post. But i am new on wp. I used blogger for a long time and i published 399 articles on it. When i want to import all blogger posts on wordpress. Its said that Sorry, there has been an error. File is empty. Please upload something more substantial.
But i have a right file and upload it.
Please give me a idea that how can i rid from it?
WPBeginner Support says
It is hard to say, if the file is correct, you would want to try increasing the file upload size. We have a guide on how to do this below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-increase-the-maximum-file-upload-size-in-wordpress/
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revti says
hello, thanks for the information. but tell me that do i need to buy a web hosting for wordpress …i have already buyed a domain and currently working on blogger where blogger provides free webhosting .
WPBeginner Support says
Yes, you would need hosting for your site.
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Jen Allen says
Once I customize my permalinks, I get this message: Remove write access on web.config file now! What do I need to do to the web.config file to prevent over write?
WPBeginner Support says
That is normally a permissions error. You can try resaving your permalinks, otherwise, you would want to reach out to your hosting provider for assistance.
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Paul says
Pls I would prefer to not create the same permalink structure with migration, as I don’t want dates in the url.
Is there another way to deal with the concern regarding 404’s, since I don’t want the same urls with dates?. I need only: mysite.com/post-link-here
WPBeginner Support says
You would need to manually create the redirects for each post to do what it sounds like you’re wanting.
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Abragam M says
while importing the blogger content of file size 31MB, after uploading 100%, it shows an error, There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.”
WPBeginner Support says
For that error, you would want to take a look at our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-wordpress-white-screen-of-death/
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Blogone says
Is there an issue with the functions.php code. Using the WordPress editor, it won’t let me save citing issues in the code.
WPBeginner Support says
If the error is WordPress can’t safely test the code then you can use your host’s file manager or FTP to get around that. We have a guide on FTP below and the error is WordPress attempting to warn users to be cautious about adding code to files through the WordPress editor.
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-use-ftp-to-upload-files-to-wordpress-for-beginners/
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TutorialsMate says
I am thinking to move my blogger site on WordPress. But I have a question on my mind. Assume, I followed the entire tutorial and set up everything as given. In this way, we set our link as “www.domain.com/year/month/abc”. if I set this structure on WordPress, will my future posts will follow the same structure or I can manage future post URL in this way- “www.domain.com/abc” ?
WPBeginner Support says
If you change the url structure to remove the date you would manually need to create redirects for all of your current posts sadly.
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Shivani Pahadiya says
Thank you for this.
Then overall can I say that it will be all okay in future if I am starting a blog on blogger and I will not face any issues further in terms of transfer everything from blogger to WordPress?
WPBeginner Support says
It would depend on what you add and if Blogger changes what is possible to export sadly.
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RAMEEZ REZA says
I’m a beginner in blogging platform. Till now my website have been seen yet approx 2k, and now after knowledge of some bedrock of Blogger I want to migrate my Blog into WordPress. My query is that can I loose all the 2k views data while I migrate to WordPress?
Please help me out.
WPBeginner Support says
It would depend on what you mean, you shouldn’t have to worry about your previous views and as long as you set up the redirect you shouldn’t lose visitors.
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Kartik Satija says
Excellent article guys. Followed all the easy step by step instructions and was able to easily switch from Blogger to WordPress. Have also been able to setup redirects thanks to you guys. Really appreciate the detailed and well written article. More power to you guys !
Thanks again.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our guide was helpful
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