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Know what is moving
Inventory important pages, downloads, forms, analytics settings and the accounts that control them.
Website migration for small businesses.
Plan and implement a small business website move with content mapping, permanent redirects, form checks and access handed back to your team.
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The task
Every old link gets a decision.
Changing a platform, provider or site structure touches more than the design. We map the content, links and operating accounts before making the move.
Illustrative migration map
- /our-services
- 301 → /services
- /old-catalog.pdf
- 301 → approved replacement catalog
- Retired promotion
- 404 or 410 if no relevant replacement
- Release gate
- Redirect targets, forms and rollback checked
Designed around the next step.
02
Give old links a destination
Map each valuable URL to its closest replacement and test the redirect. Keep deleted content decisions explicit.
03
Check the receiving end
Verify forms, files, domain settings and access on the replacement before retiring the old setup.
What’s included.
- An agreed source/destination and access inventory
- Content and URL mapping with a rollback plan
- Migration of the agreed pages and assets
- Release verification and account/source handover
Before we begin.
Start with access
Tell us the current and intended platforms, approximate page count and who controls the domain and hosting.
Separate scope
Mailbox moves, stores, subscriptions, customer accounts and proprietary platform exports need additional planning.
Reference: Google’s URL migration guidance
Work with us
Let’s plan the next step.
Tell us what you’re trying to improve.
We’ll reply within 24 hours.
Services and starting prices