No Clear Sequential Guide for Web Host Migration with Domain Transfer
A site owner migrating a decade-old custom PHP site to WordPress on a new host struggles to determine the correct order of operations across domain transfer, nameserver updates, SSL setup, database URL replacement, and redirect configuration. Despite extensive personal notes, the lack of a single authoritative sequenced checklist leaves even technically capable users overwhelmed during multi-step site migrations.
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