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Depending on the migration method, you’ll need:

Access to your Miss Hosting Client Area and cPanel.

FTP and domain details from your previous hosting provider, if using Remote Import.

A backup of your WordPress files and database, if migrating manually.

- Access to your Miss Hosting Client Area and cPanel.
- FTP and domain details from your previous hosting provider, if using Remote Import.
- A backup of your WordPress files and database, if migrating manually.

Option 1: Import from Your Previous Provider

Log in to cPanel from your Client Area.

For more information, see <a href="https://misshosting.help/en/articles/267764-how-do-i-access-quick-login-to-cpanel">How do I access (quick login to) cPanel?</a>

Search for WordPress in the top search bar.

1. Search for WordPress in the top search bar.
2. Click WordPress Manager.

Enter the required details from your previous hosting provider, such as your FTP and domain information.

Follow the instructions to complete the import.

1. Click Remote Import.
2. Enter the required details from your previous hosting provider, such as your FTP and domain information.
3. Follow the instructions to complete the import.

Option 2: Upload Your WordPress Site Manually

Ask your previous hosting provider for your WordPress installation and database as archived ZIP files.

Click Upload in the top-left corner.

Upload your WordPress installation and database files.

Extract the files into the directory your domain points to.

1. Open File Manager.
2. Click Upload in the top-left corner.
3. Upload your WordPress installation and database files.
4. Extract the files into the directory your domain points to.

Click Start scanning for installations.

Wait for WordPress Manager to detect your uploaded installation.

1. Open WordPress Manager in cPanel.
2. Click Scan.
3. Click Start scanning for installations.
4. Wait for WordPress Manager to detect your uploaded installation.

What information do I need for Remote Import?

You’ll need the required FTP, domain, and other connection details from your previous hosting provider.

Yes. You can upload your WordPress files and database through cPanel and then use WordPress Manager to scan for the installation.

Your WordPress site is now migrated to Miss Hosting and can be managed through WordPress Manager or accessed through wp-admin.

This guide shows you how to migrate an existing WordPress site to Miss Hosting. You can either import it directly from your previous provider or upload the files manually through cPanel.

How to Move Your WordPress Site to Miss Hosting

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How to Move Your WordPress Site to Miss Hosting

Prerequisites / Requirements

Step-by-Step Instructions

Option 1: Import from Your Previous Provider

1. Log in to cPanel

2. Open WordPress Manager

3. Start the Remote Import

Option 2: Upload Your WordPress Site Manually

1. Prepare Your WordPress Files

2. Upload the Files

3. Scan for the WordPress Installation

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What information do I need for Remote Import?

Can I migrate my site manually?

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