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I will migrate your blogger blog to github and cloudflare pages
Julia S
About this gig
Is your Blogger or Blogspot website becoming difficult to maintain or too dependent on an outdated platform?
I will migrate your content to a modern static website stored in your own GitHub repository and deployed through Cloudflare Pages.
I have completed this migration for my own live websites, including projects with custom domains and free Blogspot addresses.
I work with real exports, articles, images, internal links, labels and site structure.
Depending on the package, I can:
convert your posts and pages
build a clean responsive static website
store the project in your GitHub account
deploy it through Cloudflare Pages
connect your custom domain
preserve URLs where technically possible
create redirects when needed
transfer images and internal links
add sitemap.xml and robots.txt
configure canonical URLs and metadata
set up Google Analytics 4
install an optional browser-based editor
Please contact me before ordering if your website contains a large number of posts, a heavily customized template or special functionality.
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Get to know Julia S
Julia S
Growth Marketer No Code AI Automation and Russian Editor
- FromMoldova
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English, Russian
I am a T-shaped marketing and product specialist with 20+ years of experience spanning journalism, PR, and product management. Over the last six years, I have evolved into a full-funnel product marketer, combining growth hacking, no-code development, and AI-driven automation to scale products from idea to production. I have successfully managed multi-marketplace e-commerce operations and built automation pipelines that replace manual work.
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FAQ
Will all of my Blogger posts be transferred?
Yes, up to the limit of the selected package. I convert the Blogger export and verify the content, links and images. Very unusual formatting, broken source markup or unavailable external images may require additional work.
Can you migrate a blog without a custom domain?
Yes. The new website can initially use a free Cloudflare Pages address. A Blogspot address itself cannot be transferred away from Blogger, so old Blogspot URLs cannot always be redirected to the new website.
Can I keep my existing custom domain?
Yes. If you own the domain, I can connect it to the new Cloudflare Pages website and configure the necessary DNS records.
Will my old URLs remain the same?
With a custom domain, I will preserve the existing path structure where technically practical. Some Blogger-specific URLs, query parameters, archive pages and system routes may need redirects or replacements.
Will I lose my SEO?
Every migration carries SEO risk. I preserve titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, internal links, sitemap data and old URL paths where possible. I do not promise identical rankings, traffic or indexing after migration.
Will I need to use code to publish new posts?
Basic and Standard use Markdown by default. Premium includes a browser-based editor. You can create and publish articles through a form without manually changing site code.
Is the admin panel the same as Blogger?
No. It is a lightweight Git-based content editor. It manages posts, pages and images, then saves them to GitHub and triggers a new deployment
Can you copy my existing Blogger design exactly?
A clean recreation of its main visual features may be included in Premium. Exact cloning of a complex theme, custom scripts and third-party widgets requires a custom offer.
Do you migrate comments?
Comments are not included in this gig. If your website contains comments, please contact me before ordering so I can evaluate the available migration options.
Can you guarantee that Google will index the new site?
No. I can configure the technical foundations required for crawling and indexing, including sitemap, robots directives, canonical URLs and Search Console. Indexing and rankings are controlled by search engines.
