The Little-Known Secrets of Changing Blog Engines
I thought this post would be timely because I am planning to move this blog from BlogEngine.NET over to WordPress. All of my other blogs are on WordPress and it has some plug-in-based features that I like.
If you change blog engines, make sure you 301-redirect your posts to their new location, or you will lose users when they get continual 404s.
Posts About Changing Blog Engines
- Breaking Up: Moving Blog Engines
- How To Use Telepathy When Moving Your Blog
- Moving Your Blog: A WordPress Plugin
- Safely Moving Your Blog
- How To Move Your Blog Or Start A New One
- Move Your Blog From Blogger To WordPress The Easy Way
- 9 Steps To Moving Your Blog And Selecting Plugins
- Move Your Blogspot Blog To Your Own Domain With Ease
- Moving and Upgrading Your WordPress Blog: A 20-Point Checklist
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301 redirect is good. .htaccess file is probably a better solution, but 301 will get the job done quite efficiently if I must say so myself