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How to quickly migrate your WordPress site using the Backup Migration plugin

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You may not have heard of BackupBliss as, it being a relatively new entrant to the backup and migration plugin space, doesn’t appear in the usual ‘top plugins’ style articles. Nevertheless, I have personally used the Backup Migration plugin and find it a good alternative to more familiar names such as All-in-One WP Migration, BlogVault and UpdraftPlus.

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A guide to WordPress Backups and Staging

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This WordPress Backups and Staging Guide is a guest post by Melinda Bartley. If you’ve run a WordPress site long enough, you’d know how making changes to it can be tricky. Sometimes, even minor changes can cause major glitches. This makes backups and staging such lifesavers! Every WordPress site should have backup and staging solutions

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Safeguard your email address by registering a domain

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A primary email address tied to your email provider could set you up for a great deal of inconvenience if they shut down. Registering your own domain helps control your email regardless of which company you’re currently using. On Thursday, 8th August 2013, a secure email service provider called Lavabit suddenly suspended operations. Its founder,

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Creating emergency-resilient electronic file backups

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Most computer users know about the importance of backups as it’s all too common to have years worth of information and memories wiped out by a computer crash. Generally though, the average backup strategy involves copying files into some sort of device in your home or office. This may be of little use if the

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