Bring your Blogger archive into WordPress with the posts, comments, images, and old links checked before the switch. Norml prepares the destination, maps the available export, and builds the layouts your publication needs. We pay particular attention to the difference between a domain you control and addresses that remain on blogspot.com.
Blogger content backups and theme backups are separate. We inspect the available archive and verify that its format can be processed by the chosen WordPress import route.
We map the agreed article archive, dates, labels, authors, and comment records into WordPress. The import is tested on representative posts, including long comment threads and embedded content. Draft or private material stays unpublished until its destination status has been confirmed.
A readable article can still depend on images hosted elsewhere. We inventory those sources, copy the agreed owned media where access permits, and update content links. Embedded videos, galleries, downloads, and captions are checked separately so the archive remains usable after the source account changes.
We build WordPress article templates, archive pages, navigation, and author presentation around the approved publication structure. Blogger’s theme is a design reference, not an installed WordPress theme. Your team reviews the controls needed for new posts and routine edits before the transfer is completed.
We map date-based post paths, labels, pages, and important inbound links. A custom domain allows different redirect control than a blogspot.com address. The launch plan identifies which redirects can be implemented, which links should be updated, and what must remain available on the old blog.
Provide authorized Blogger access, the available content backup or Google Takeout archive, original media, domain ownership, and WordPress hosting access. Identify multiple authors and any custom redirects, feeds, or embedded tools.
Comment completeness and image portability need a tested sample, not an assumption based on the existence of a backup file. We do not promise unchanged search rankings or server-level control over a blogspot.com address that you do not host.
Compare the source blog with its archive, identify the available format, and record the URL patterns and media sources. Agree what will move and what needs separate capture.
Import posts with comments, authors, labels, and images. Check formatting, threading where supported, links, and editor behavior before transferring the remaining archive.
Compare the approved inventory with the destination, complete the redirect plan, and connect the domain. Verify public articles, important old links, and any retained source-blog entry points after launch.