Build the current URL inventory
We collect the existing URL set, key page data, internal links and search signals. This creates the reference point for the migration.
We protect search visibility during website, platform or domain changes. Our work covers redirects, URL mapping, technical checks and post-launch reporting.
Important old URLs have planned destinations before the new site launches.
Redirect gaps become visible before they affect organic leads.
Content and page intent stay aligned with the searches that matter.
Post-launch checks give you a documented list of issues and actions.

SEO migration covers the search risks created by a new domain, platform, URL structure or page layout. We record the current site, identify important pages and map each change to a relevant destination. Our review includes redirects, canonicals, internal links, XML sitemaps, indexation controls and page content. We also compare keyword intent, because a new page that answers a different search may not preserve the old page's value. The work doesn't end when the new site goes live. We check crawl behaviour, indexation and search performance after launch, then refine the action list from the evidence.
SEO migration is a planned process that transfers search signals from an existing website structure to a new one.
The right access and records help us compare the old and new site without guesswork.
We collect the existing URL set, key page data, internal links and search signals. This creates the reference point for the migration.
We match each important old URL with a relevant new URL and flag pages that need new content, consolidation or a planned removal.
We document redirect targets and identify chains, loops, broken destinations and broad matches that could weaken page relevance.
We review canonicals, robots directives, XML sitemaps, internal links and indexation settings before the launch.
We check the new site against the migration map, then review important URLs and redirects before search engines recrawl the site.
We use search performance, crawl findings and indexation checks to identify follow-up work after the new structure is live.
We map old and new URLs against audience intent, so each redirect supports the right search purpose.
We check crawling, indexing, redirects and user experience before launch and after the new structure goes live.
We review search performance and technical findings after launch, then refine the migration action list from collected insights.
SEO migration protects existing rankings by mapping important URLs, preserving relevant content and testing redirects before launch.
This process gives technical issues a clear place in the migration plan.
Request a free estimate for your website move, domain change or platform migration. We'll review the job scope first, then outline the records and checks needed.

Your new platform is built, but the old URL structure has not been matched to the new one. The main risk sits in missed redirects, changed page intent and blocked indexation after launch. We can review the URL inventory, map key destinations and create a pre-launch check list before the switch happens.
Organic visits have dropped since the website moved, and the cause isn't clear from the dashboard alone. We compare old URLs, redirects, content, canonicals and indexation signals to separate technical loss from changed search intent. A migration review gives you a prioritised action list for recovery work.
A business changing its domain needs to preserve useful page signals while customers and search engines adjust to the new address. We review the old and new domains, map redirects and check internal links, sitemaps and canonical tags. Requesting an estimate starts with the migration scope and the records already available.