KLCWEB knows Migration is a headache process especially when we migrate WordPress. Also, We worry about losing SEO ranking after migration, Right? Now, you can fear free to migrate your WordPress without losing SEO and blogging posts because we have study WordPress migration with WordPress Experts and introduce WordPress migration in an easy way.

Export Content From Old WordPress Site

NOTE:: Before start migration make sure you will take a backup of your site, if anything goes wrong you can immediately restore your site.

You need to log in to your WordPress admin panel, example.com/wp-admin, and go to tools > export > All content and click on the download Export file button of your old website which you want to migrate to the new site.

Do Not Forgot to replace your domain instead of example.com

Make sure you will choose the All content option while exporting content from your old site. Once you have done this the WordPress will start preparing an XML file of your All WordPress contents and will start downloading automatically.

Upload Content to a New WordPress Site

As soon as get an XML file of your old site, you need to import that XML to a new WordPress site by login example.com/wp-admin > tools > import. Here you need to install the WordPress importer plugin to import the XML file of old WordPress.

After installing WordPress importer tools, you are able to upload XML file by clicking on the run importer link button and it will ask for upload WordPress XML file, choose that an XML file and click on the Upload file, and import

In the Next step, WordPress will start uploading an XML file and extract it in the meanwhile it asks for a WordPress author for posts, Either you can mention an old author, or you can create a new one and click on the next button to complete WordPress migration.

After getting all the required details WordPress will upload content and it takes few minutes to complete a task. And you will get an All Done message.

Setting up Redirects

After successfully migrating content from one WordPress site to another WordPress site, the next step is to set redirection so users can visit the old site and it will be automatically redirected to the new WordPress site.

You can set redirecting inside .htaccess file of old WordPress site by using the this sample code.

#Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newsite.com/$1 [R=301,L]

Remember to replace www.netsite.com with your domain name and save the file and restart your site. Now you are able to see all posts on a new WordPress site without facing any issues.

If you have other authors of your WordPress for posting a Blog and the site management and want to set a custom logo, let’s talk, We know WordPress is an open-source web application that can help you to build up an E-commerce website without coding skills. Today, we will guide you on how to add a logo to the WordPress login page? It will look like a professional Website Admin panel if you have other authors of your WordPress for posting a Blog and site management. Let’s go through it.

How to add a logo to the WordPress login page?

There are three ways to add a logo on a WordPress admin login screen as the below mentioned.

• A custom 3rd party theme
• 3rd party plugin
• by writing a simple code snippet.

KLCWEB strictly recommended that never use a third-party plugin for customizing the WordPress Admin panel, it might be storing your login credential and send it to a hacker. Since WordPress is a very sensitive web-based application and easy to hack. But Do not worry we already posted an article to secure your WordPress site or online store/E-commerce site.

How to change logo using the code?

1. Connect your WordPress site with FTP
2. find theme folder from Wp-content > Theme > Your Theme
3. Once you reached there create the assets/images folder and upload your logon.png file If the assets folder already there then just upload the logo.png file there.

Are you not able to log in to the WordPress Admin panel? you can reset your WordPress password from the WordPress database check how to reset your WordPress password?

Place a logo:

Once you complete the above three steps correctly. Now, time to place a logo from WordPress Admin panel.

1. Login to WordPress admin panel from yourdomain.com/wp-admin
2. Go to the WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Theme editor your theme files should be there and find function.php and edit it, before editing make you will make a backup file of function.php.
3. And paste the below code at bottom of the function.php file.

function add_logo_to_login() {
    echo '<style type="text/css">
        h1 a { background-image:url('.get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/assets/images/logo.jpg) !important; width:300px !important;}
    </style>';
}
add_action('login_head', 'add_logo_to_login');

Ensure that you have uploaded logo.png file inside Wp-contents > Themes > your theme folder > assets/images/logo.png

Hence, how the login page looks like after changing the logo.

Do you know that social media drives 32.63% of traffic to your sites? That’s KLCWEB recommended integrating social media into your website, so you can use social proof as a way of build up your brand and grow business.

To integrate social media accounts into your WordPress site, you can use All in one SEO Tools. All in one SEO tool will drive traffic to your site automatically. As we already discuss the top 5 SEO tools for WordPress, All in one IS one of them.

1.) You need to install All in one SEO plugin into WordPress, you can refer to how to install a plugin to your site here.

Once, you have done, go to All in SEO plugin > social network.

You will see all social medial components there, you just need to enter your social media accounts link and click on the save changes.

Enable Facebook Thumbnails to Boost Engagement.

We have studied deeply on website clicks and we identify that 40 to 45 % click comes from Facebook. So Facebook integration is most important.

Enable Facebook Thumbnails

To enable Facebook Thumbnails, go to all in one SEO > social network > Facebook and Enable open graph markup