Website builders and WordPress page builders have both been rising in popularity. Owing to the sheer large number of new websites being built, and with more and more businesses now looking to go online, tools and solutions that make it easy for people to build sites are growing in stature. However, considering the fact that […]
How to Migrate WordPress.com to WordPress.org (Updated for 2019)
Looking to migrate WordPress.com to WordPress.org? If you’ve ever read WPLift before, you know that we’re big fans of the self-hosted version of WordPress (that’s WordPress.org). However, when you’re just getting started, the simplicity of WordPress.com can be attractive. But don’t worry – if you started on WordPress.com and want to make the switch to […]
WordPress.com Business Plan Review: A Worthy Self-Hosted Alternative?
If you’ve ever read a WordPress.org vs WordPress.com comparison post, you know that one of the common complaints against WordPress.com is that it’s not “real” WordPress. That all changed in August 2017 when WordPress.com announced that Business plan users would be able to install their own themes and plugins, putting that tier of plans somewhere […]
How To Create A Free Blog On WordPress (With Pictures)
Do you want to start a free blog on WordPress? Well, good news for you: Starting a blog on WordPress is very simple. You’re just a few clicks away from starting your own website. In this article, I’m going to show you step-by-step how to create a free blog on WordPress. From naming your blog […]
Weekly WordPress News: Next week WPlift is launching a new site design!
The first thing I want to share with you: next week we’re going live with the new design of WPlift! I can’t wait to show it to you. A fresh design with some long-awaited functions in there… Now back to the regular news. The difference between WordPress and WordPress.com is a touchy subject in the community. […]
Weekly WordPress News: Big Changes at WordPress.com
On August 7th, WordPress.com announced that Business plan users can now install third-party themes and plugins. It’s a pretty big shift and a major opportunity for theme and plugin authors, though Tony Perez has some interesting thoughts on the impact of Automattic’s move on the WordPress hosting ecosystem. There’s also some continued debate on the […]
Why You Should Build a Self-Hosted WordPress.org Site Instead of Using WordPress.com
It is sometimes hard for beginners to make a choice between WordPress.org and WordPress.com when they are planning to build the first WordPress site. The former, providing an open source application, seems flexible but hard-to-use. In comparison, the latter is free, while it comes with some limitations. With a quick look at the getting-start guide, […]
How to Move a Site from WordPress.com to WordPress.org?
WordPress.com is the best place for creating a blog for the first time for free. This blogging platform is a wonderful solution for the beginners to start their blogging career. You could get the basic ideas for starting a blog in simple steps using WordPress.com site. However, for moving to the next level of blogging […]
4 Easy Steps to Import Medium Posts to Your WordPress.org Site
If you haven’t heard, Medium recently announced some changes to their business model. If you haven’t read about it, you can find it explained here. After this news, it appears that some Medium users started to consider moving to WordPress.com. So much so that Automattic built an import tool to import Medium posts to a WordPress.com site. But what […]
WooCommerce.com now requires a WordPress.com account
You’ll now be asked to use your WordPress.com account when logging in to WooCommerce. Here’s why we made the change and how you can give feedback. The post WooCommerce.com now requires a WordPress.com account appeared first on WooCommerce.