Static Web to WordPress

superloki

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Hi, I have three old static web sites that I want to bring back again. These web sites gave me good money mainly using Adsense, but after Penguin and Panda I lost most of the traffic. Now I'm thinking to convert all the pages to Wordpress and start writing articles again. Of course, using SEO so I can rank them again as I did many years ago.

My question is, how would you convert these static web sites to Wordpress in a quick and efficient way? I've already tried a few plugins but it didn't work. Doing it manually can take a lot of time and work, but so far it's the only way I think it can be done. Have you ever been in this situation? Any ideas?
 
divi or elementor it a , drag and drop setup.

look in the members download , your get a copy free.

your have to set up the design and drop the articles and images and video in.

only way .

about adsence.

there new rules , your main account needs to verify each website the code go on .

it not like old days just add code to any website anywere ok .

and adsence only show users what they search for from there own cookies , so what ever on your website will not relate to users ads adsence shows , new way.

give you a example .

say you done a lovly website on cooking , but the ppl you send to the website are into cooking but there browsing fishing , adsence will show fishing adverts , as you can see the new change ....

gd luck
 
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Thank you redarrow for all your answers. I'll definitely have a look to the software you mentioned. Thank you for the other info as well :)
 
I forgot to mention that there is another possibility, but I'm not sure if it's a good one. It would be hiring a Web design company to do the conversion from static to WordPress. However, I don't have any idea if this is the best approach, if it's too expensive and how these companies work.
 
I forgot to mention that there is another possibility, but I'm not sure if it's a good one. It would be hiring a Web design company to do the conversion from static to WordPress. However, I don't have any idea if this is the best approach, if it's too expensive and how these companies work.
What other possibility do you have in mind?
 
What other possibility do you have in mind?

As I said, hiring someone to do it for me. Otherwise I would have to do it page by page, and it could take me months.
 
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