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How to Back Up and Move a WordPress Blog

Sometimes you’ll need to move your blog from one host to another. It’s a bit of a pain and might seem a daunting task if you’ve never done it before.


But transferring a site is a fairly straightforward process that you can do yourself with an FTP program and this step-by-step guide.


Before trying the DIY method, it’s worth checking to see whether your new hosting company offers a site transfer service for new customers. Many do—but check whether there’s a cost involved. I’ve seen free services for this, but I’ve also seen prices around $300!


If you just need to learn how to make a simple backup of your posts, and don’t need to move hosts, take a look at this ProBlogger post.


But if you’re ready to back up and move your blog, let’s do it.


What you need to begin


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Are You Building a Social Brand or a Social Business? Brian Solis

Are You Building a Social Brand or a Social Business? Brian Solis | SOCIAL MEDIA, what we think about! | Scoop.it

Social media says so much and so very little at the same time. First, social media implies that media is just that, social. But when you study many of the best practices or test the advice dispensed through popular “top 10″ posts, you find that at the heart of notable social media successes is simply brilliant creativity and desirable incentives, not necessary authentic or genuine value or engagement. With every Tweet or Like to win campaign, hilarious viral video, and user-generated promotional series, businesses make social media more of an oxymoron than a movement to transform two-way conversations into improved customer relationships.


According to an annual IBM study, getting closer to customers is the overwhelming top priority for CEOs. And, social media is lauded as the great facilitator for engagement and renewed business relevance. What we tend to forget however, is that social networks are merely platforms for people to connect with friends, family and peers...

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