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// SERVICE 05 — MIGRATION

Rebuild your site without losing the rankings you paid for.

Platform migrations are where organic traffic goes to die — agencies cite 30–90% traffic drops when SEO is missed. This service is a migration run by an engineer who treats rankings as a hard requirement: every URL crawled and redirect-mapped, metadata parity verified, CWV targets on the new platform, launch QA, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring.

✓ .NET → Next.js migration with zero ranking drop · ✓ 30-day monitoring included

Timeline
6–12 weeks
Deliverable
Rebuilt site, rankings intact
Reports
Redirect test results + 30-day monitoring

Full service list

// WHAT'S INCLUDED

What does an SEO-safe migration actually include?

Complete URL inventory

Every legacy URL crawled, classified, and mapped 1:1 to its new destination.

301 redirect map

Implemented, tested at scale, with chain elimination and edge-case handling.

Metadata & schema parity

Titles, descriptions, canonicals and structured data carried over or deliberately improved — never silently dropped.

New platform build

Next.js rebuild to CWV targets; migrations should make you faster, not just newer.

Launch QA

Old-vs-new crawl comparison, indexation checks, staging sign-off, and a documented rollback plan.

30-day monitoring

Rankings, impressions, crawl stats and CrUX watched daily, reported weekly in writing.

// PROCESS

How does it work?

  1. 1

    Inventory

    Crawl the legacy site completely; baseline rankings and traffic for every important URL.

  2. 2

    Map

    Build and test the redirect map and metadata parity sheet before anything is rebuilt.

  3. 3

    Rebuild

    New Next.js platform built against CWV budgets, reviewed on staging weekly.

  4. 4

    Launch

    Cutover with real-time monitoring, same-day crawl comparison, rollback plan armed.

  5. 5

    Watch

    30 days of ranking and vitals monitoring; any drop is caught and fixed inside the engagement.

// PROOF

Where have I done this before?

I carried Thrifty's rankings through a full platform migration — legacy .NET to Next.js — with no ranking drop, while the platform kept taking bookings. The redirect map, metadata parity sheet and 30-day monitoring window in this service are exactly the playbook that made that boring. In migrations, boring is the highest compliment.

0 ranking drop.NET → Next.jsZero-downtime cutover

Read the full case study

redirect-test — zsh
npx redirect-test --map redirects.csv
→ 1,204/1,204 legacy URLs → 301 ✓
→ 0 chains · 0 loops · 0 404s
→ metadata parity: 100%
✓ rankings day 30: flat — boring, as planned

// TOOL STACK

Which tools do I reach for?

Screaming FrogSearch ConsoleCrUXNext.jsRedirect testing harnessServer logsLighthouse CI

The same tools I use to audit yours.

// FAQ

What should you know before booking this service?

When SEO is an afterthought, industry figures run 30–90% and recovery takes months. When redirects, metadata and monitoring are engineered from day one, the expected outcome is flat — and that boring, uneventful launch is the entire point of this service.

// FREE 30-MIN AUDIT

Planning a rebuild? Talk to me before you touch DNS.

Send me your URL. I'll record a 30-minute mini audit — real findings about your SEO, speed, tracking and AI-readiness — and tell you honestly whether you need me at all.