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…press release for your local newspaper site featuring your business. Get active in photography forums online or wedding services sites, linking to your site when appropriate. Setup advertising on other…

…plugin. If the importer does not run immediately, return to “Tools” –> “Import” and click the WordPress Importer again. In the Import screen, click the button to choose the file…

…license – it verifies the identity of a website so your web browser can trust the data sent to/from the website. SSL certificates go deeper than this analogy with fancy…

…Names for WordPress Caveats before you begin… There may be social media sites (like Facebook, Twitter, etc.) which interact with your site, and changing your site’s address will disrupt any ties…

…to make your site even more SEO friendly. Because ProPhoto 6 is fully responsive and your site adjusts to whatever size screen a viewer is using, your site will pass…

…in the “Application Name”, “Application Website”, and “Default Callback URL” fields. All the rest can be left blank. For “Application Name” use your WordPress site name and for “Application Website”…

…computer you will remember. Step 2: Import into WordPress Log into WordPress and go to Tools > Import A menu of import formats displays. Select Movable Type and TypePad format….

…passwords are a must these days. If you really want to understand how your site site could have been hacked and get some detailed options for preventing them going forward, here…

…up with an .xml file. Next, log into your self-hosted WordPress blog, and click on “Tools” –> “Import” In the Import screen, click to install the WordPress Importer plugin (if…

…would the time to do that. The import process for the most common blog types is described in our blog import tutorial. Step 3: Replace your old site with WordPress…

…name for your Zenfolio site. That way, your Zenfolio site will revert from the custom domain you were using (again, “http://www.mysite.com”) to the default Zenfolio domain structure (“http://mysite.zenfolio.com”). Once this…

…which is what you will import into your WordPress site. Importing a Blogger Blog Open up your new WordPress blog’s admin area, and go to “Tools” > “Import” Click, “Blogger”…

Here’s the situation…. You can definitely keep you current site as it is, and have a ProPhoto site too. However, the webhost you are using for your current site is…

…new hosting account or an FTP program will be helpful here. On your new website server, create a new MySQL database and import the database export file you created in…

Importing External Images Plugin help If you have imported content from another blog, chances are that your uploaded photos from your old posts were not imported. Instead, the imported posts…