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Lynn1286, Champion
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Lynn1286, Champion
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Anyway, once you are satisfied with your work, and get all your keywords and tags in there, you will just ASSOCIATE your domain name with the NEW SITE NAME (in domain manager) and ta da! it will all be the same only it will look better. If you really get stuck, just call me. I help people with this all the time. 410-493-4984
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Elyzabeth , Official Rep
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https://community.homestead.com/homestead/topics/how_can_i_switch_my_domain_to_a_new_site_i_built
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Elyzabeth , Official Rep
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We chose to create a more updated, better quality product instead of adding new features to an outdated system. It can be a learning curve to switch from the old builder to the new one, but overall, it is a better system and will be an improvement to your site.
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Lynn1286, Champion
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Elyzabeth , Official Rep
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If you want to speak to someone who could rebuild the site in the new platform for you, I can have a member of our design team call you to discuss those options.
As Lynn said, this builder is different from Sitebuilder, so it will take some getting used to, but ultimately, we have had really positive feedback about it. You will get it, it might just take some exploring and playing around in the builder.
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