Migrations without broken links
Moving to a new website or platform is the easy part. Keeping every old link working is where it usually goes wrong, and broken links throw away visitors and search rankings you already earned.
We map every old address to its new home and test them all, before and after the move.
You move to a new site, and the old links in emails, search results and other sites still land on the right page.
Who it is for
Businesses and organizations on an old CMS, with years of pages, PDFs and outside links pointing at them.
What you get
- Every old URL mapped to its new page
- Redirects tested at scale
- Old files kept at the same addresses
- Content QA and dead-link repair
- A dashboard so you can see where the move stands
From first call to running every day.
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Inventory the old site
Every page, file and link.
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Map and move
Content moved field by field, every old address mapped.
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Test every link
Before and after, so you can see the difference.
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Launch with a runbook
A clear plan for the day the switch happens.
The questions owners ask first.
Will my old links break?
Not if they are tested. On one migration, 919 old pages and documents landed in the right place before the redirect work. After it, 2,000 of 2,002 do.
What about links that were already dead?
We point them somewhere useful. On that project, 321 dead outside links were pointed at Internet Archive copies instead of a 404.
Will I know how the move is going?
Yes. You get a dashboard with a request tracker, before and after screenshots and a readiness report.
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