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SEO-Safe Website Migration
Teams struggle to migrate websites between CMS platforms without losing SEO rankings, breaking redirects, or manually moving thousands of pages.
In their words
we are going to be using GitHub for version control, staying with the current hosting service is not a hard requirement and platform/framework is an open option
we're now sitting at 30% lower organic traffic…a bunch of 404s I'm still finding and clients losing their mind
I have a few client websites that I am moving away from Elementor because they are sick of its slowness and increasing complexity.
A lot of my clients are moving on. There's a pretty decent amount of $$$ to be made moving them to static sites or over to Astro/Emdash.
we're now sitting at 30% lower organic traffic…a bunch of 404s I'm still finding and clients losing their mind
i will be basically making an entire 50 page website from scratch, i will only pull the information from the original one
The second truck means checking Square's employee schedules and service areas, exporting the customer data, testing reminders, and keeping bookings live during the switch.
If a redesign breaks those URLs, drops important content, changes the internal linking, or treats redirects as a launch day cleanup task, this could turn into a very expensive mistake.
I want to capture some of those customers that are looking for alternatives, and no one-click migration solution exists yet.
All 30 of the websites have been down since 8:35 AM Eastern.
Onboarding these clients to a new CMS when they are already content with Webflow is a tough sell
we have a pile of markdown, a csv export from an old system, and a folder of screenshots that all need to become real structured content somewhere
I'm considering switching a couple to static sites, (via a generator, or maybe LLM-generated static sites), but I need one of them to remain WP (for now), as that hosts my blog.
I have been trying to convince my marketing department to replace there archaic wordpress with an Astro build with AstroCMS and markdown for there needs.
Web agencies and SEO teams
Where they talk
- r/Wordpress
- r/webdev
- r/TechSEO
- r/webflow
- r/bigseo
- r/ProWordPress
- r/SEO
- r/shopify
Tools they use today
- WordPress
- Claude
- Shopify
- Wix
- Astro
- Elementor
- Webflow
- Claude Code
Why those fall short
- unknown
- clients content with Webflow; new CMS onboarding is a tough sell
- Old CMS has absurd proprietary schema; programmatic approach impossible
- Host goes down and support vanishes; no bulk migration or monitoring
- Migration plugin eats server space and throws errors; host tools don't cover mixed hosts
Map of ideas
Drawing the map…