The Easiest Way To Move My Site To New Hosting (HostGator)
I just moved my site from Host4Profit to HostGator. The entire transfer process completed within a day without causing any downtime on my site.
I was skeptical to move my site to a new host in the beginning because I am not a tech’s geek. If I have to do the entire transfer process myself, I will definitely mess up my site or causing downtime.
Why I Choose HostGator
In fact, most of the web hosting companies are offering free website transfer. HostGator offer a cheaper hosting package and I have a HostGator Coupon Code that give me almost free web hosting for the first month.
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The Transfer Process
1)Â Â Once I sign up with the HostGator Coupon Code, I filled out a Transfer Request form together with my domain name and Host4Profit FTP login detail. In the mean time, I also contacted my formal web host, Host4Profit to request for my domain name setting access info.
2)Â Â The next day, HostGator informed me that my entire web file has been transferred and set up a temporary URL for my website.
3)Â Â I login to HostGator CPanel to double check my web file and my site temporary URL.
4)Â Â Once everything is working properly and my site show in the temporary URL, I proceed to change my name servers with my domain registrar. It will normally take 24 to 72 hours to update to new name servers.
The entire web hosting transfer process is simple and uncomplicated. I am happy with HostGator and their customer service is top notch. 
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