Vinod Pawar

The Post Migration Checklist plugin is an essential tool for any WordPress site administrator managing a website migration. Moving a WordPress site can introduce various issues, from broken links and mixed content to SEO visibility problems and performance regressions. This plugin provides a streamlined and systematic approach to verify your site’s health and configuration in its new environment.
It offers a detailed checklist covering critical areas such as: 
* Technical Configuration: WordPress version, site URLs, WP_DEBUG status, memory limit, permalinks. 
* Security Checks: Admin users, plugin/theme updates, unused items, 2FA, security plugins. 
* Performance: Caching, lazy loading, minification, image optimization, TTFB, page size. 
* SEO & Marketing: Meta tags, noindex, search engine visibility, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, canonical URLs, analytics. 
* HTTPS / SSL: SSL certificate validation, mixed content, HTTP to HTTPS redirects, HSTS. 
* Email Configuration: SMTP setup, email sending tests. 
* E-Commerce (WooCommerce): Checkout, payment gateways, transactional emails (if WooCommerce is active). 
* Forms & Interactions: Contact forms, file uploads, reCAPTCHA. 
* Files & Folders: Favicon presence, exposed backup/sensitive files. 
* Cleanup: Default content, development plugins, media library. 
* Accessibility: ALT tags (manual review). 
* Redirection & Legacy Support: 301 redirects, broken links, .htaccess rules. 
* Multilingual / Multisite: Language switchers, translations, hreflang tags (if applicable).
The plugin performs automated scans for many items and provides clear “pass,” “fail,” “warning,” or “info” statuses, along with actionable recommendations for items requiring manual verification or correction. Ensure your site is fully operational, secure, and optimized post-migration with ease.

Post Migration Checklist

Helps site administrators perform a comprehensive checklist and scan after migrating a WordPress website. Identifies issues related to SEO, performanc …

Ravi Khadka

Ravi One Click Store Migration helps site owners move WordPress posts and blog content into Shopify with safer repeatable imports.
It is built for real migrations where missing posts, duplicate imports, broken media, and unclear progress can create problems. The plugin can import directly from the current WordPress site, connect to a remote public WordPress REST API source, or process a WordPress export XML file created from Tools > Export.
Key features include:
<ul>
<li>Import WordPress posts and selected public post types to Shopify blog articles.</li>
<li>Import a single post by ID, slug, or full source post URL.</li>
<li>Import from WordPress export XML files, including larger files processed in batches.</li>
<li>Update already imported Shopify articles instead of creating duplicates.</li>
<li>Import only missing posts, update only imported posts, or sync all eligible posts.</li>
<li>Reuse existing media where possible and upload missing media when Shopify credentials allow it.</li>
<li>Show the current processing post, processed count, and remaining count during imports.</li>
<li>Run a preflight scan before migration to find missing source data or risky settings.</li>
<li>Retry failed posts without restarting the full migration.</li>
<li>Export a CSV report for created, updated, skipped, and failed posts.</li>
<li>Map WordPress categories to Shopify blogs and create missing Shopify blogs when needed.</li>
<li>Preserve post title, slug, excerpt, content, tags, author, publish date, and status where supported.</li>
</ul>
This free version is intended for practical WordPress to Shopify blog migrations while keeping the workflow repeat-safe and visible.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to external services only after an administrator enters connection details and starts a connection check, diagnostic check, preflight scan, or import action.
<ul>
<li>Shopify Admin API: Used to verify credentials, list or create Shopify blogs, create or update Shopify blog articles, upload and look up Shopify Files, and create metaobjects when that option is enabled. Requests are sent to the connected Shopify store domain, for example https://your-store.myshopify.com/admin/api/. Data sent can include Shopify credentials, post titles, post content, excerpts, slugs, tags, category/blog names, author names, publish dates, media URLs, and media files needed for the migration. Shopify API License and Terms of Use: https://www.shopify.com/legal/api-terms. Shopify Privacy Policy: https://www.shopify.com/legal/privacy.</li>
<li>Source WordPress REST API: Used only in remote source mode to read public content from the source WordPress site URL entered by the administrator. Requests are sent to that site REST API, for example https://source-site.com/wp-json/wp/v2/. Data requested can include public post records, taxonomies, authors, and media metadata needed to build the Shopify import. The source site is controlled by the administrator who enters the URL, so its own terms and privacy policy apply.</li>
</ul>
The plugin does not send migration data to this plugin author.

Ravi One Click Store Migration

Move WordPress posts and blog content to Shopify with safe repeatable imports.

Post Migration Checklist vs Ravi One Click Store Migration