Transferring content from one website to another could be an enormous job. This is particularly the case for large sites. First, you would want to maintain the layout you’ve created. Additionally, you want to keep all critical data in the process.
Although WordPress allows users to export and import pages and posts, there’s a significant issue: images can’t be imported along with the text.
To tackle this issue, we devised a simple and efficient way to transfer posts by using something as simple as an RSS feed. WordPress is equipped with RSS integration out of the box, which makes it incredibly easy to start.
What You’ll Need
To transfer blog entries from one website to another, You’ll require the following:
- WP RSS Aggregator plugin – $0
- Feed to Post Addon Cost: $79 for one site
- Full-text The RSS Feed is an addon for $179 for a single site
Although you can purchase the addons individually, you may also choose one of the Professional plans. This plan includes all of the above as well as all of the addons for WP RSS Aggregator.
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RSS To The WordPress CMS
WordPress RSS Aggregator is a vibrant feature RSS aggregation plugin designed for WordPress. It makes it simple for non-technical web admins to import, combine, and display RSS feeds on their websites using shortcodes. To get things started, the free version of the plugin lets users upload the number of RSS feeds they want directly onto their site and then display them on pages or posts.
The plugin comes with solid and premium add-ons to enhance basic functionality. The advanced features allow users to build posts in an automated way and include categories, display the complete text, display images and excerpts of the post, eliminate keywords, and more.
In this video, we’ll use two additional addons
- Feed to Post is an addon. Feeds to Post integrates RSS feeds to be used as WordPress posts to your WordPress website.
- Full-Text RSS Feed Addon This Full-Text RSS Feeds add-onaddon connects the feed to post addon to the Premium Full Text service. This allows you to access the complete content with unlimited feed sources.
How To Move Content From One Site To Another
In this article, I’ll explain how to move information from a previous blog to a fresh one using The WP RSS Aggregator plugin. Making an RSS feed lets you create a feed source and add content to your site.
If you have installed the WP RSS aggregate plugin, go into RSS the SS Aggregator > Add New from the admin panel.
Give your feed the name.
Include details about the source of your feed so that the RSS aggregator will import contents from
- Its URL determines the feed’s source.
- Limit lets you specify the number of posts that you’d prefer to upload at one time.
Finding the correct URL
If you are stuck, look at our guide on finding the RSS Feed’s URL.
Most RSS feeds will link to all articles on a site. If you’re interested in moving to a specific category of posts at a period, you should click on the link for the class, followed by the feed URL.
E.g. www.your-site.com/the-category-name/feed/
In the section Feeds to Post General tab, pick the kind of posting and status, the formatting, and the date you want to include on your new website.
Select to allow or deactivate comments. Remember to force full content. You can also select to import the blog excerpt of the post and an official link.
Under Feed to Post to Post Images, Choose the checkbox next to Import Images. You can set the minimum size and allow featured images. I’ve made my featured image utilize the first image within the content of my post.
The final step is to configure the Author settings. You canthe author to your site’s original one and include an alternative user.
After you’ve configured your settings, press the button to publish. Button. Your posts will begin appearing on your new website!
If you experience issues, particularly with images, check the CDN settings. It could be blocking you from importing images onto your new website. Make sure to turn it off before you start the import.
Bonus: How To Move RSS Feeds From One Site To Another
If you’ve set up RSS feeds on your previous site that you’d like to transfer to your new place, you’re fortunate! WordPress is a breeze to move the RSS Feed items and Sources in just a few clicks.
Go to the Tools and then Export from your WordPress dashboard. Choose the items you wish to export. I’m going to select Feed Items.
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