So many of you have asked me who developed my blog, so today I’m gonna share my little secret.
So you’ve been blogging for a while now and are finally ready to move it to the next level. Or maybe, you are new to blogging and want a professional look from the beginning. Upgrading from blogger to wordpress is the first step! BUT you don’t have a clue where to begin? I was in the exact same situation. I personally felt like blogger was antiquated and I wanted a fresh rebirth of my blog, but I had no clue how to do it myself (nor did I want the headache). So I did some research and I found an amazing wordpress developer who really knows her stuff (Just look at my blog, Isnt it great?). If you are interested in switching from blogger to wordpress, (Shannon) Theme Maiden is scheduling blog revamps now! She offers wordpress customizations & installations. She also offers training via skype if you would like to tackle the project on your own. She is FULL of knowledge. Don’t forget to use Blue Host as your hosting company. They are great to work with!!
ABFOL SPECIAL
Shannon is offering ABFOL readers a HUGE discount if you schedule a blog revamp with her now (good through 11/15/12). To schedule and get the discount, visit her website via (this link). If you have any questions, you can email Shannon (here).
4 comments on “Switching from blogger to wordpress…”
Your new site is beautiful! So fun and fresh, it really showcases your content in a beautiful way. Thanks so much for sharing this, and what a nice offer. I’ve been toying with this debate for a while. I’m still fairly new to blogging, and started on Blogger, but lately I’ve been wondering if I should have gone with Word Press. I see some of the other amazing blogs and sites on Word Press and feel a little left out. You’ve given me a few more things to look into, maybe that will help me make the decision.
Good offer… sorry to be so late for it! I want to ‘ take my blog to the next level”, in view of the latest Tumblr experiences and move it to WordPress (obviously, self hosted), and never to worry about my content and my blog – who knows when Google decides to sell it or close it down. I’m not really sure where to start, but I came across a tutorial http://www.cms2cms.com/blog/import-blogger-into-wordpress-unbeaten-solution/
Can you share your migration experience? Do you think I can handle it by myself?
Thanks a lot!
Mark
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