Move to a better platform without losing what already works

Who this is for

• Businesses moving from an outdated WordPress theme, proprietary CMS or unsupported stack
• Teams adopting a headless CMS or rebuilding a frontend in Next.js
• Companies changing hosting, domain structure or content architecture
• Sites that need a safer editor experience without sacrificing existing search visibility

What the migration includes

• Discovery and inventory — pages, media, content types, URLs, metadata, forms, scripts, integrations and editorial workflows documented.
• Target architecture — the new CMS, content model, frontend and hosting chosen around team needs rather than trend alone.
• Content migration — structured transfer, cleanup and validation instead of uncontrolled copy-paste.
• SEO preservation — URL mapping, redirects, canonicals, hreflang, metadata, schema, sitemap and robots behavior reviewed before launch.
• Integration continuity — forms, CRM, search, email, analytics, consent and other business-critical services reconnected and tested.
• Quality assurance — visual, functional, content and responsive checks against the agreed source and acceptance criteria.
• Launch and monitoring — controlled deployment, crawl validation, tracking checks and post-release issue resolution.

What you receive

A migration plan and risk register, content and redirect mappings, the implemented target platform, verified integrations, launch checklist and post-release report. If the current design and content structure remain effective, the project can preserve them; a full redesign is not required simply because the technology changes.

How it works

1. Audit — I inventory the existing site and identify SEO, content, integration and operational risks.
2. Map — we define the target architecture, content model, redirects, acceptance criteria and rollback plan.
3. Migrate and test — content and functionality move into a staging environment and are validated before launch.
4. Launch and verify — the new site is released in a controlled window, then crawlability, analytics and critical flows are checked again.