The first thing you’ll need is a WordPress hosting provider. If you want to move a WordPress site stored at GoDaddy, you will need to transfer your WordPress content from one site to another. NOTE: This tutorial is for moving websites created with GoDaddy’s Website Builder application. Keep in mind this is often a lengthy process. In this tutorial, I’m going to demonstrate how to move from GoDaddy to WordPress without losing your data. So, what can be done if you started a site on GoDaddy but want to benefit from the power of the number one content management system on the Internet? This is one of the reasons why a lot of people move from GoDaddy to WordPress. Because of the nature of WordPress, it’s far more flexible and easier to customize overall than many other platforms. GoDaddy has a good website builder, but it’s limited when compared to the power of WordPress. Use the proxy link: (for Shared Hosting) and (for Reseller Hosting).Also, make sure this subdomain record exists on the CloudFlare’s side and pointed to your server IP address correctly. Use cPanel URL, when it’s not proxied through Cloudflare (not orange clouded).In order to resolve the issue try the following steps: When you use CloudFlare, the IP address for requests to your server can variably come from any Cloudflare servers’ IP address, which can trigger the error. It checks that the IP address that the visitor originally came from matches their IP address on subsequent requests. This issue is caused by cPanel in-built option Cookie IP Validation. You may also experience issues if record is proxied through CloudFlare: Usually, there are no images in the main cPanel page and you get logged out when you try to access any menu: In some cases, enabling CloudFlare for the domain, may cause cPanel to not load correctly.

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