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• Guided Transfer

  The Guided Transfer is a paid service (one–time fee) where we transfer your WordPress.com site to a self–hosted (WordPress.org) site at a recommended host of your choice.

• Moving from a Self-Hosted WordPress to WordPress.com

  We offer a couple of options for moving from Self-Hosted WordPress to WordPress.com.

• API Keys

  API keys are no longer included with WordPress.com accounts but you can still get a API key by following the instructions in this support doc.

• eCommerce plan

  You can sell products, services, or collect payments online using our eCommerce plan here on WordPress.com! Table of Contents Introduction The eCommerce plan, powered by WooCommerce, contains free and premium extensions and several Storefront child themes which need to be configured before you can start selling your products. In this guide, we’ll walk you through getting […]

• Register a New Domain

  On WordPress.com, you can register a custom domain (for example, yourgroovydomain.com) and use it instead of your blog’s current address (such as yourgroovysite.wordpress.com).

• Export

  It’s your content; you can do whatever you like with it. This support doc explains the various ways to transfer your content to another blog or platform and explains how to backup your site.

• Windows Live Writer

  Windows Live Writer (WLW) is a blog publishing application developed by Microsoft. It is compatible with WordPress.com, giving our users an easy and convenient way to manage and compose their blog posts.  WLW has many features that make blog writing a breeze: Add multiple blogs from different accounts WYSIWYG editor to give you an instant […]

• Plugin Best Practices

  Plugins can be incredibly useful tools. With that in mind, it is important to evaluate the value and risks of each plugin you add to your site. Installing the wrong plugin can be damaging, by breaking your site or opening it up to security risks. Let’s try to be savvy when deciding which plugins to use.

• SFTP on WordPress.com

  SFTP access is available to administrators on the WordPress.com Business and eCommerce plans. Before Beginning Accessing your site’s file structure is not required for your site to function. Do not touch your site’s file structure unless you have a very specific reason. If you’re unsure, contact a Happiness Engineer for help before accessing your site […]

• WordPress.com and WordPress.org

  WordPress.com is a hosting platform that makes it easy for anyone to publish online and is different from WordPress.org. This support doc explains the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org to help you decide which one is best for you.