Transferring Stats from .com blog to self-hosted Jetpack enabled blog
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I used wordpress.com to create my science blog, Maddyz Physics, after some nine months I moved to wordpress.org self hosted blog and it is connected with Jetpack. I have managed to migrate subscribers and followers from my old blog to the new one, but, I also want to transfer all the stats (including all the traffic) from my old blog – maddyzphysics.wordpress.com
to the new one – maddyzphysics.comI heard that a ‘Happy Engineer’ do that.
Please Help.
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Thanks A LOT!!!
Would you please also move the stats of all posts.
https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/creation-of-universe-firstpost/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/01/creation-of-universe-in-brief/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/01/27/space-and-time-an-introduction/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/01/the-basic-idea-of-relativity/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/02/22/space-time-time-dilation-length-contraction-relativistic-velocity-addition-theorem-relativistic-mass-energy-mass-equivalence/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/02/contracted-space-and-stretched-time/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/03/04/light-cones-of-an-event-explain-why-we-cant-change-the-future-of-past/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/03/light-cones/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/03/27/gravitation-and-classical-physics/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/03/classical-physics-in-brief/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/03/29/general-relativity-the-equivalence-principle/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/03/the-equivalence-principle/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/03/30/general-relativity-curved-space-time-and-geodesics/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/03/curved-space-time/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/04/01/general-relativity-gravitational-waves/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/04/gravitational-waves/Most important:
https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/04/07/theory-of-relativity-in-brief/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/04/theory-of-relativity-in-brief/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/quantum-physics-the-uncertainty-principle/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/04/the-uncertainty-principle/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/06/12/the-two-slit-experiment/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/06/the-double-slit-experiment/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/06/11/isros-scientists-discover-an-epic-planet/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/06/isros-scientists-discover-an-epic-planet/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/04/13/can-we-get-oxygen-from-water/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/06/can-we-get-oxygen-from-water/https://maddyzphysics.wordpress.com/2018/06/15/the-violent-history-of-our-solar-system/
to
https://maddyzphysics.com/2018/06/the-violent-history-of-our-solar-system/I will be extremely thankful to you!
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@madhursorout we can migrate stats from one domain to another, but not from one post URL to another. Sorry about that.
For what it’s worth, if I were migrating sites, I’d do this:
– Keep the same URL structure
– Use the Site Redirect upgrade to redirect my .wordpress.com site to the new address, so I don’t lose SEO rank. Or, at the very least, make the old site private so I don’t get penalized for duplicate content.
You can make the site private at WordPress.com > My Sites > Settings
or you can get the redirect upgrade here: https://wordpress.com/domains/add/site-redirect/
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Thanks for your reply.
I saw that not all views are moved to maddyzphysics.com
some 1987 views are stilll on maddyzphysics.wordpress.comI want to ask one more thing, if I can move views from one url to another within my website?
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Hi –
Where exactly do you see the 1987 views on maddyzphysics.wordpress.com? Please grab a screen shot or share a link.
I’ve taken a look at the site and didn’t see that number on the stats page. I ran the merge again just to be sure everything merged together.
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