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In this episode, I share how I finally moved my websites off Bluehost after more than 20 years. What started as a simple side project with Cloudflare turned into a complete migration of my domains, DNS, and WordPress hosting—and it ended up being much less intimidating than I expected.

Along the way, I talk about why I chose Cloudflare and KnownHost, how ChatGPT helped me work through each step with confidence, and why having an ongoing AI conversation made tackling a project like this feel manageable instead of overwhelming.

If you’ve been putting off a website migration because it feels too risky or too technical, this episode is for you. I’ll walk through what I learned, the mistakes I avoided, and why now might be the perfect time to make the move yourself.

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