Website migration checklist: moving a site without losing rankings
The steps for moving a website and keeping its search visibility: URL inventory, redirect map, what to carry over, launch day checks and the first eight weeks.
Written guides on costs, choosing a developer, SEO and AI SEO.
The steps for moving a website and keeping its search visibility: URL inventory, redirect map, what to carry over, launch day checks and the first eight weeks.
When an off-the-shelf product fits, when custom software fits, the hidden costs on both sides, and a checklist for deciding.
What to ask before hiring an SEO or AI SEO agency, how to check past results, what a proposal should include and who should own the accounts.
Guaranteed rankings or AI citations, secret methods, link schemes, lock-in contracts and reporting you cannot check.
Sourced market rates, how retainers, hourly and project pricing work, what drives the cost and how to compare quotes.
Sourced market rates, what drives the cost, running costs after launch and how to compare quotes.
No written scope, code you do not own, no access to the repository or hosting, vague timelines and no handover plan.
The common reasons a small business website gets visitors but no enquiries, and what to check for each one.
What to check before you hire: delivery process, written scope, code ownership, who you deal with, support after handover, pricing, red flags and first-call questions.
What drives the cost of a website, the costs that continue after launch, and what a written quote should include.
Book a call to talk through your project. Standard websites are delivered in 48 hours, and larger builds are scoped and scheduled in writing.