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Moving a Ghost Blog to Wordpress

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    LeeW
    wrote on last edited by girish
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    Hey,

    Looking for a little help here. I have decided that one of my blogs running Ghost needs to be moved to WordPress, just not enough functionality in Ghost for where the blog is at this point.

    My question is how to do it.

    My initial thoughts were to install WordPress on blog.domain.com, do the transfers, set it all up then once ready, remove Ghost on domain.com then change the location of WordPress to domain.com.

    Would that work, sounds too simple 🙂

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    • L LeeW

      Hey,

      Looking for a little help here. I have decided that one of my blogs running Ghost needs to be moved to WordPress, just not enough functionality in Ghost for where the blog is at this point.

      My question is how to do it.

      My initial thoughts were to install WordPress on blog.domain.com, do the transfers, set it all up then once ready, remove Ghost on domain.com then change the location of WordPress to domain.com.

      Would that work, sounds too simple 🙂

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      girish
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      @LeeW yes, that should work. You can change the locations of any cloudron app freely and at any time.

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      • L LeeW

        Hey,

        Looking for a little help here. I have decided that one of my blogs running Ghost needs to be moved to WordPress, just not enough functionality in Ghost for where the blog is at this point.

        My question is how to do it.

        My initial thoughts were to install WordPress on blog.domain.com, do the transfers, set it all up then once ready, remove Ghost on domain.com then change the location of WordPress to domain.com.

        Would that work, sounds too simple 🙂

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        luckow
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        @LeeW yep it's so simple. But to be fair: there is no magic import button to move your content from one cms to the other 🙂

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        • girishG girish

          @LeeW yes, that should work. You can change the locations of any cloudron app freely and at any time.

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          @girish So is that easy, excellent makes things so easy and less rushed.

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            @LeeW yep it's so simple. But to be fair: there is no magic import button to move your content from one cms to the other 🙂

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            @luckow said in Moving a Ghost Blog to Wordpress:

            @LeeW yep it's so simple. But to be fair: there is no magic import button to move your content from one cms to the other 🙂

            Yeah, I knew that. It's going to take time to do it, but at least this way I can do it over a period of time then switch when ready, makes it so much easier.

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              Apparently there is @luckow

              https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-move-from-ghost-to-wordpress/

              With https://wpghostimport.com/ converting the JSON export

              Another path may be to use RSS to read all the posts into WP.

              Conscious tech

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                Apparently there is @luckow

                https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-move-from-ghost-to-wordpress/

                With https://wpghostimport.com/ converting the JSON export

                Another path may be to use RSS to read all the posts into WP.

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                LeeW
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                @robi said in Moving a Ghost Blog to Wordpress:

                Apparently there is @luckow

                https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-move-from-ghost-to-wordpress/

                With https://wpghostimport.com/ converting the JSON export

                Another path may be to use RSS to read all the posts into WP.

                Nothing to lose right 🙂 so I gave it a go. Worked incredibly well. Not perfect but it means I have a lot less to do.

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                • L LeeW

                  @robi said in Moving a Ghost Blog to Wordpress:

                  Apparently there is @luckow

                  https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-properly-move-from-ghost-to-wordpress/

                  With https://wpghostimport.com/ converting the JSON export

                  Another path may be to use RSS to read all the posts into WP.

                  Nothing to lose right 🙂 so I gave it a go. Worked incredibly well. Not perfect but it means I have a lot less to do.

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                  @LeeW Thanks for trying it and letting us know!

                  Conscious tech

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