SEO Migration & Redirect Services
Protect discoverability during redesigns, URL changes, platform migrations, domain moves, and content consolidation with URL mapping, permanent redirects, canonical checks, internal-link updates, sitemaps, and post-launch monitoring.
What We Do
- 1Crawl and inventory important existing URLs, backlinks, templates, metadata, and indexable content
- 2Map old URLs to the most relevant new destinations and define server-side permanent redirect rules
- 3Update internal links, canonicals, hreflang where applicable, robots directives, and XML sitemaps
- 4Validate redirects and crawlability after launch, then monitor Search Console and analytics for migration issues
Benefits
Clear scope. Useful work. Measurable next steps.
Audit & priorities
We establish goals, constraints, current performance and the highest-value opportunities.
Build & launch
We turn the plan into campaigns, assets, systems or technical implementation with clear ownership.
Measure & improve
We review performance, learn from the data and prioritize the next iteration rather than treating launch as the finish line.
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