Move Your Blog to WordPress from Blogger, Medium or Substack puts your writing on a platform you own, for a fixed price of A$490. Hosted blog platforms limit your design, SEO and monetisation, and they own your audience. I move your posts, images, categories and comments to WordPress, keep formatting tidy and redirect old links where the platform allows.
At a glance
- Price: A$490 fixed (AUD, GST applies for Australian customers)
- Turnaround: 4 business days
- Platforms: WordPress (any theme)
- Service area: Delivered online for businesses in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada
What's included
- Up to 200 posts moved
- Images moved to your media library
- Categories and tags kept
- Comments moved where available
- Formatting cleaned up
- Redirects from old URLs where possible
- Subscribers list exported where available
- Blog design set up in your theme
What's not included
New blog design beyond your theme is not included. See WordPress Blog Setup and Design.
Who it's for
Writers and businesses on Blogger, Medium, Substack or WordPress.com who want their own site.
Delivery
Completed within 4 business days of receiving WordPress admin access.
How it works
- Order the migration. I contact you within one business day.
- Exported. Content downloaded.
- Imported. Posts and images moved.
- Redirected. Old links pointed to new.
Work is completed by Mark Serdina, a Sydney-based Shopify, WordPress and SEO developer.
Moving from Wix or Squarespace instead? See Move Your Website to WordPress from Wix or Squarespace.
New to ordering? Read how it works and the Shop FAQ, or book a free 15-minute consultation.
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Frequently asked questions
Can old blog links redirect to WordPress?
Blogger and custom domains allow redirects. Medium and Substack subdomains have limits, which I explain upfront.
Will my images move?
Yes. Images are copied into your WordPress media library.
Can I bring my subscribers?
Substack lets you export subscribers, which can be imported into your email tool.
Will formatting survive?
Most does, and I tidy anything that comes across messy.
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