You give us access
Provide our team with the credentials for the old site or the available data export.
Migrate from WordPress to Webmaster360. Stress-free and without losing your archive.
Articles, images, videos, documents, categories, tags, authors, and permalinks are transferred to Webmaster360 through a process guided by our technical team. The publisher keeps working, reviews everything in preview, and goes live without shutting down the old site.
No technical work for you
You don't have to export, copy, or rebuild anything.
One of the most common fears when switching platforms is having to rebuild everything from scratch. That's not how it works with Webmaster360: we don't ask the publisher to copy articles, download images, or manually reconfigure the new site. The migration is handled by our technical team as part of the onboarding process.
We do everything
The Webmaster360 team handles the entire migration, configuration, and verification process.
You approve and go live
Review the new site in preview, give us the go‑ahead, and go live with zero downtime.
WordPress process
If you're coming from WordPress, the migration is automated.
Access to the WordPress site
The publisher provides admin access to the old site. No manual export required.
Migration plugin installation
Our team installs the proprietary migration plugin on the source WordPress site.
Automatic transfer
The plugin automatically transfers articles, images, videos, documents, taxonomies, authors, and media to Webmaster360.
Technical verification
The team checks the migration results, verifies the structure, and fixes any anomalies.
What gets transferred
Everything that makes up your editorial archive.
The migration isn't just about article text. The goal is to rebuild your entire editorial heritage in Webmaster360, respecting structure, content, media, and relationships between elements as much as possible.
ArticlesPagesImagesVideosDocumentsMedia attachmentsCategoriesTagsTaxonomiesAuthorsPublication datesPermalinksMetadata
SEO continuity
Your URLs stay where they are. And if that's not possible, we protect them with 301 redirects.
In an editorial migration, URLs are critical. Webmaster360 strives to keep existing permalinks unchanged. When URLs stay the same, search engines find the same content at the same addresses.
Preserved permalinks
We keep the existing URL structure unchanged whenever technically possible.
301 redirects
When a URL must change, we configure 301 redirects to tell search engines the new location of the content.
Maximum continuity
We design the migration to minimize re‑indexing needs and protect the SEO path.
We don't promise guaranteed rankings. We work for the highest possible SEO continuity, with attention to URL preservation and 301 redirects where necessary.
Beyond content
We don't just import the archive. We prepare the new site.
During the migration, the Webmaster360 team also handles the editorial and visual setup of the new site, after a briefing with the publisher. You'll be able to change everything independently even after launch.
Homepage
Menus and sub‑menus
Main categories
Colors and logos
Editorial structure
SEO settings
Advertising elements
Editorial tools
Simpler than WordPress
A familiar panel, but more guided and safer.
Anyone who can publish on WordPress will feel at home quickly. In many cases the workflow is simpler, because the platform is built to do fewer technical things and more editorial things.
No plugins to manage
Everything that requires separate plugins in WordPress is native in Webmaster360: SEO, caching, security, performance.
Guided fields
Many settings are pre‑configured by the team. Publishers fill in clear fields without touching critical elements.
Less risk
Unlike WordPress, where a user can move or delete sensitive items, Webmaster360 dramatically reduces the risk of breaking things.
Preview
Before launch, see the new site in preview.
After migrating content and setting up the layout, we provide a staging environment where you can browse the new site, check articles and categories, review menus and homepage, and suggest changes. Nothing goes live blindly.
01Browse the new site in preview
02Check articles, categories, and media
03Review menus, homepage, and layout
04Suggest changes and corrections
05Prepare the newsroom for the new panel
Launch
The final switch happens without taking the site down.
When you approve the new site, we update the nameservers or DNS configuration. The domain points to Webmaster360's infrastructure and users move from the old site to the new one, with no noticeable interruption. Zero operational downtime.
The old site doesn't have to go offline during the process. The switch is designed to be transparent to readers.
Synchronization
Keep publishing on WordPress right up to launch day.
For WordPress migrations, the Webmaster360 staging site syncs automatically with the old site. The newsroom doesn't have to stop: new articles published before launch are transferred automatically.
The newsroom keeps working on WordPress
New articles are synced automatically
No need to freeze the site days in advance
The switch can be scheduled with peace of mind
Continuous auto‑sync is available for WordPress. For other sources (Blogger, CSV, XML, JSON, databases, custom systems), migration is possible but continuous sync may not be available due to source technology constraints.
Beyond WordPress
Not using WordPress? We can migrate from other sources too.
Webmaster360 can also import content from Blogger, other CMS platforms, databases, CSV, XML, JSON, custom exports, feeds, structured archives, and proprietary systems.
BloggerOther CMSDatabasesCSVXMLJSONCustom exportsFeedsStructured archivesProprietary systems
No lock‑in
What if one day I want to go back?
Webmaster360 doesn't hold your editorial archive hostage. If you ever decide to leave, we provide a structured backup of your content — for example, JSON or XML — that can be re‑imported into WordPress or other systems using import/export tools or with the help of a webmaster.
Changing platforms should be a choice, not a prison.
Returning to WordPress or another platform is technically possible by exporting your content and having your new webmaster handle the import process.
Support
We don't leave the newsroom on its own.
The move to Webmaster360 isn't just technical — it's operational too. That's why we support the team in using the platform: we explain the panel, train authors and the newsroom, assist during launch, and remain available for questions and optimizations.
01Dedicated technical support
02Training for authors and newsroom
03Panel walkthrough
04Launch‑phase assistance
05Availability for questions and tuning
The process
From site access to launch in 6 steps.
Access to the old site
The publisher provides credentials or available data export.
Technical analysis
We review the structure, content, URLs, media, and potential issues of the current site.
Content migration
We import articles, images, videos, documents, taxonomies, and authors.
Site configuration
We set up the homepage, menus, colors, logos, sections, and SEO settings.
Staging and review
The publisher checks everything in preview and requests any changes.
Zero‑downtime launch
DNS/nameservers are updated and the new site goes live without interruption.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about migration.
01Is the WordPress migration free?
Yes, content migration to Webmaster360 is included in the onboarding process, even for very large archives.
02Do I have to export articles and images myself?
No. The publisher provides access or available data. The Webmaster360 team handles the technical migration.
03What happens to my permalinks?
We try to keep URLs unchanged. When that's not possible, we configure 301 redirects to protect SEO continuity.
04Will the site go offline during the switch?
No. The new site is prepared in staging, and the final switch happens by updating DNS or nameservers, without taking the old site down.
05Can I keep publishing on WordPress before launch?
Yes, WordPress supports automatic syncing right up to launch day, so the newsroom can keep working.
06Can I also migrate from Blogger, CSV, XML, or other systems?
Yes, we analyze the source and prepare an import procedure. Continuous auto‑sync may not be available outside WordPress.
07What if I want to leave Webmaster360 one day?
We provide a structured content backup — e.g., JSON or XML — that a webmaster can use to re‑import the archive into WordPress or another platform.
08Will the newsroom have to learn everything from scratch?
No. The panel is designed for publishers and authors, with guided fields and pre‑configured settings. We offer support and training when needed.
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