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Unfortunately, no. Medium does not include follower email addresses in its data export. The best approach is to publish a final post on Medium announcing your move to your new blog, include a direct link to your Writizzy subscription page, and share the announcement on social media. Many creators also add a note to their Medium bio with a link to their new site.
Standard formatting — headings, bold, italic, lists, blockquotes, images, and links — transfers cleanly. Medium-specific embeds (like embedded Medium posts or custom widgets) may need manual replacement. Code blocks and image captions are preserved. We recommend reviewing your most important posts after import to catch any edge cases.
Yes. You can connect your own domain during or after the import process. If you already own a domain, just update your DNS records to point to Writizzy. If you do not have one yet, your blog will be accessible at yourname.writizzy.com until you are ready to add a custom domain.
Your Medium data export includes all posts you authored, including those published under a publication. However, posts you did not write (by other publication contributors) are not included in your export. If you manage a publication and want to migrate all content, each author will need to export and import their own posts separately.
Export your Medium posts, upload to Writizzy, and start publishing on your own terms. Your content deserves a home you control.
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