Slow or unstable hosting
The site is slow or crashes and optimisation no longer helps.
A move to faster hosting, a new PHP version, another CMS or a new domain. We transfer files, database, mail and SSL, set up redirects and check that search engines see the same pages. A test migration first, then the switch at a convenient time.
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The site is slow or crashes and optimisation no longer helps.
The platform, structure or design changes.
Rebranding or a move to a shorter or different domain.
Several sites are combined into one.
An outdated server or PHP that is no longer supported.
A move to the cloud, a VPS or a new control panel.
Files, database, redirects, DNS and the certificate move in the right order so visitors and search engines notice nothing.
We move and verify, not hope for the best.
The URL structure or a clear map of transitions.
Titles, descriptions, canonical, hreflang, structured data.
Media, documents, uploads.
Orders, accounts, settings.
MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and all needed records.
Counters, Search Console, pixels.
We minimise it: a test migration first, then we switch DNS at a convenient time. Promising zero downtime would be dishonest, but it is usually short.
Correct 301 redirects and preserved URLs and meta tags reduce the risk a lot. Nobody can give guarantees on behalf of a search engine.
We move mail records and check SPF, DKIM and DMARC so messages keep arriving.
Yes, but then it is a separate migration of content and structure. We agree the URL and redirect map first.
It depends on the size of the site, the platform and the number of integrations. We estimate after the audit.
Describe what is wrong: slow, hacked, needs support. We will suggest where to start. The first conversation is free.
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