Move your marketing website from a platform like Wordpress or Wix to a Webflow website that's ready for growth.
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Learn moreLearn how to seamlessly transfer from platforms like WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and more to Webflow for a faster, more customizable website experience.
It depends on your needs. Webflow is perfect for custom designs, fast-loading websites, and complete control over every aspect of your site. It’s especially beneficial for designers and developers looking for more creative freedom.
For platforms like WordPress, you can export your content via an XML file. Wix, however, doesn’t provide a native export feature, so you may need to manually copy and paste content or hire a developer to assist with the migration.
Yes, you can import blog posts into Webflow using the CMS feature. You’ll need to convert your blog data into a CSV file and import it into Webflow’s CMS collections.
Migrating can affect SEO if not handled properly. Be sure to set up 301 redirects for all important pages, optimize SEO settings in Webflow, and submit your new sitemap to Google Search Console.
Webflow is a no-code platform, meaning you can design and build without coding knowledge. However, if your site requires advanced features or custom functionality, basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be helpful.
Webflow offers integrated hosting, and you can easily connect your custom domain in the platform’s settings. It handles SSL, backups, and security automatically.
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