CMS Migrations.

Moving a website is mostly not about moving files. It is about not losing the search rankings and inbound links you have spent years earning.

We migrate sites onto our hosting, and we start by auditing what is there. What is worth keeping, what is quietly broken, and whether you need a move or a rebuild. Sometimes the honest answer is that the current site is fine and only the hosting is the problem, and we would rather tell you that than sell you a project.

The part that requires care is continuity. Every existing URL needs to resolve after the move, either to itself or to a deliberate redirect, because a migration that drops URLs drops the rankings attached to them. We map that before anything moves, then verify it after, rather than discovering the gap from a traffic graph six weeks later.

We handle content, media, forms, and integrations, and we test on staging where the setup supports it before pointing anything at the live domain. Then we monitor after cutover, because the first week is when problems surface.