Will I lose my Google rankings after migration?
No, if the migration is done correctly. We map every old URL to the new one with 301 redirects, which transfer authority to the new pages. We keep titles, content structure and structured data. We monitor rankings after migration to confirm traffic was preserved.
Will my site be unavailable during migration?
We build the new site in parallel, on a separate environment, while the old one stays online. The switch-over itself is planned into a short, announced window, usually off-peak.
Which platforms can you migrate from?
From WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Joomla and most platforms and website builders. We migrate content, media, blog posts and — for stores — products, categories and product images, with redirects for every important page.
What happens to blog posts and the external links pointing to them?
We keep them. Every post gets a 301 redirect from the old URL to the new one, so external links that pointed to it (and their authority) keep working and transferring value to the new site.
How long does a site migration take?
It depends on size. A business website migrates in 1-2 weeks; an online store with hundreds of products and order history takes 3-4 weeks, mainly for careful redirect mapping. The switch-over itself is planned into a short, announced window.
What do we do if a problem appears after switch-over?
We always have a rollback plan. The old site stays available as a backup for a while, and if a major problem appears we can revert quickly. In practice, careful pre-switch verification makes such situations rare.