Moving from WordPress.com to WordPress.org
In my previous post, I describe the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. Throughout times, bloggers will find their way getting advance. You want to gain full control of your blog and there is no other choice except to get it self-hosted.
This decision can be drew by so many reasons but one thing in common is monetization. Combine with the alluring themes and plugins, who can withstand the dropping jaw? Now here goes a million dollar question, “How do I make this transition?”
Luckily, Michael Martin wrote a great tutorial through making the transition from WordPress.com to WordPress.org. If you in the midst of moving your blog, this post is highly recommended.
Read Moving WordPress.com to Self-Hosted WordPress.
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