Website Migration Services
I plan and implement website migrations with attention to the details visitors and search engines already depend on: URLs, content, metadata, forms, analytics, integrations, and production ownership.
Migrations are content and systems projects
A migration can involve a new host, domain, framework, CMS, data model, or frontend. The inventory covers public URLs, templates, content, media, metadata, structured data, redirects, forms, analytics, integrations, DNS, and third-party ownership before the old platform changes.
Who this service is for
This service fits organizations replacing an unsupported platform, moving hosting, adopting a new CMS, redesigning without abandoning important URLs, or consolidating multiple sites. A repair may be safer when the current platform remains maintainable.
Process and deliverables
Deliverables can include a crawl and inventory, source-to-destination content map, redirect plan, migration scripts, staging review, analytics and form checks, DNS and launch runbook, production validation, and post-launch monitoring. Rollback decisions are defined before cutover.
Reducing avoidable SEO and launch risk
Important URLs, canonical tags, robots rules, metadata, structured data, internal links, status codes, sitemaps, and analytics are compared before and after launch. No migration can guarantee unchanged rankings, but preserving signals and checking the deployed result reduces preventable loss.
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Website Migration questions
How do you migrate a website without losing SEO?
Inventory indexed URLs and content, map destinations, preserve metadata where appropriate, implement tested redirects, validate canonicals and robots rules, submit updated sitemaps, and monitor after launch.
Can you move a website to a new host?
Yes. The plan can cover files, data, runtime requirements, domains, DNS, certificates, email dependencies, caching, monitoring, and rollback.
Can you migrate content into a new CMS?
Yes, when source content can be exported or accessed. Fields, relationships, media, URLs, and exceptions are mapped and validated rather than copied blindly.
How long does a website migration take?
Timing depends on content volume, templates, integrations, access, data quality, review cycles, redirects, and launch constraints. A schedule follows the inventory.