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• At 2009.08.09 13:48, I use GoDaddy to register my domains : Free Blog Help dot Com said:
  

  [...] the cost equal (or less in many cases), their customer service is amazing. As you may have read in previous posts, I recently brought this blog from blogger.com to a wordpress.org solution. Although the domain was [...]

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• At 2009.09.14 10:40, Create free blogs | Free Blog Help dot Com said:
  

  [...] Moving forward, you can use your blogger dashboard for a variety of other things, like adding gadgets, changing fonts and colors, monitoring comments, and much more. You can even earn an income by adding Google AdSense to your blog (yes, you really can and I know because I’ve done it). WordPress.com is similar in almost every way but I chose to keep all of my early blogs in one spot, which was much easier to manage. I did eventually bring some serious blogs over to wordpress.org, which is a more advanced step for those who want it. If you’re looking for a quick write up on the differences between the two, just look at my WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org post from last month. I also documented the move for this blog on these posts: From Blogger to WordPress and From Blogger to WordPress, part II. [...]

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• At 2009.10.05 09:42, I use a frugal theme and couldn’t be happier | Free Blog Help dot Com said:
  

  [...] I made my switch from Blogger to WordPress, the first thing I had to do was decide on a new theme. I wanted a theme with a clean look that [...]

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• At 2009.11.13 13:52, valentina said:
  

  Hi Gabe,

  I too migrated from Blogger to WordPress … but I went with WordPress Direct which is a slightly different animal in that it is much more of a “done for you” system using the wordpress platform. I really love it – no ftp, cpanel, html, or other things to learn (a little of knowledge in that area can be helpful though). I had a set of other blogs that were with another platform, also based on wordpress but not as effective and at a monthly fee of $97 – I moved each and every one of them to WordPress Direct. Before you move your other Blogger blogs, I encourage you to check out the WordPress Direct thing.

  best…………..valentina
  .-= valentina´s last blog ..Residual Income – The Holy Grail of Affiliate Marketing =-.

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• At 2009.11.13 14:07, Gabe Young said:
  

  I’ve never used WordPress Direct but I’m glad it’s working out for you.

  Personally, I think the process of creating and running a blog is a wonderful learning experience. Much of the learnings can be leveraged later to fine-tune the site.

  Nevertheless, if someone has no interest in getting their hands “dirty”, WordPress Direct might be a good alternative.

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• At 2009.11.13 14:42, valentina said:
  

  Good point Gabe … especially if someone has a good techie backbone upon which they can build (mine is total spaghetti – cooked!)

  best……….valentina
  .-= valentina´s last blog ..Residual Income – The Holy Grail of Affiliate Marketing =-.

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• At 2011.02.10 23:42, Graphic Logo Design said:
  

  nice blog and thanks for this useful information:-)

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• At 2011.09.12 15:28, Madonna Nicklin said:
  

  I find the talk about From Blogger to WordPress, part II | Free Blog Help all a bit meaningless. Political leaders and central bankers round the planet have done everything they can to preserve failed banking institutions, and loans that was risky from the start. We will not have a real self sustaining recovery without an end to deficit spending and lots of financial institutions going bust. I find discussion about personal finance and home loans a bit meaningless. I also think the house costs have to reduce a lot even now. I mean why would you want to own a home in Spain or France? Isn’t it much more cost effective to rent? Regards, Madonna Nicklin

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