Web 2.0 blogs backup tool

Web 2.0 blogs backup tool
Is there any tool I can use to export and import posts published on Web 2.0 blogs? I'd like to create backups for some of my blogs (Blogspot and WordPress, particularly).
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Online Marketing Solutions Provider rankingCoach Partners with Web Host Netsons
Online marketing solutions provider rankingCoach GmbH (rankingCoach) has partnered with web host Netsons. rankingCoach, which has headquarters in K?ln, Germany, was founded in 2020. The company specializes in online marketing solutions that are available in 30 countries and 15 languages. These include Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) options for Search Engine Optimization (CEO) alongside hosting. Its “DIY online marketing solution” enables “everyone to be successful online” regardless of available budget or available human resource expertise. Alongside SEO its “resellable” marketing solutions cover Google Ads, mobile and social media marketing. The award-winning company caters to some big-name organizations including IONOS by 1&1, Hostopia, Jimdo, and Strato. The partnership now makes rankingCoach’s SEO options available to clients of Netsons’ customers.

Netsons, which has headquarters in headquarter is in Pescara, Italy and a data center in Milan was established in 2005. The company provides a range of services including traditional hosting alongside cloud solutions, VPS options, and domain registration. It prides itself on being “always up to date with innovation and new technologies” and a quality support system. An announcement regarding the partnership was made at the Web Marketing Festival in Rimini Italy. Netsons’ more than 150,000 customers can now access a “simple and efficient DIY digital marketing tool, requiring no previous online marketing experience or big budget”.

“There was this instant bond between our companies and work cultures, a lot of similarities were found in our meetings. Netsons really cares for their customers and takes pride in their passion for hosting,” explained rankingCoach’s Team Lead Business Development Dhanush Paul. “This shows in their online customer satisfaction scores which are always very high. Most importantly: rankingCoach and Netsons share the same vision for helping small businesses to get the very best out of their online presence, so they can challenge the biggest names in the market.”

Another related issue referenced in the above post was tying in-app content to mobile search personalization:
Starting today, we will begin to use information from indexed apps as a factor in ranking for signed-in users who have the app installed. As a result, we may now surface content from indexed apps more prominently in search. To find out how to implement App Indexing, which allows us to surface this information in search results, have a look at our step-by-step guide on the developer site.
Google also announced today they are extending AdWords-styled ads to their Google Play search results, so they now have a direct economic incentive to allow app activity to bleed into their organic ranking factors.
m. Versus Responsive Design

Some sites have a separate m. version for mobile visitors, while other sites keep consistent URLs & employ responsive design. How the m. version works is on the regular version of their site (say like www.seobook.com) a webmaster could add an alternative reference to the mobile version in the head section of the document
<link rel="alternate" media="only screen and (max-width: 640px)" href="http://m.seobook.com/" >
...and then on the mobile version, they would rel=canonical it back to the desktop version, likeso...
<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.seobook.com/" >
With the above sort of code in place, Google would rank the full version of the site on desktop searches & the m. version in mobile search results.
3 or 4 years ago it was a toss up as to which of these 2 options would win, but over time it appears the responsive design option is more likely to win out.
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2017 Update: Google confirmed in June of 2017 they prefer responsive designs, as in 2018 they intend to move to a mobile-first index of the web. In the past the m. version was simply a relational pointer, but when the mobile version of a page becomes the default version of a page, then if it lacks content that was on the desktop version of the page that missing content will not be in the search index on mobile or desktop.

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