Migrations
Move stacks without losing the search baseline.
4 migration playbooks covering the most common stack and domain transitions for JavaScript-heavy sites. Each guide includes pre-flight checks, step-by-step execution, rollback plan, and post-launch monitoring discipline. Read before kickoff, reference during execution.
- Moderate2 to 4 weeks
SSR to SSG migration on Next.js
Move from server-rendered Next.js to fully static generation without losing SEO equity, with sane fallbacks for content that still needs freshness.
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- Moderate3 to 6 weeks
SPA to prerendered architecture
Add a prerendering layer to a client-rendered SPA without rewriting it. The compromise that buys crawler reach without an SSR rebuild.
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- Hard8 to 16 weeks
WordPress to headless CMS migration
Move from monolithic WordPress to a headless setup (WP-as-CMS + JS frontend, or full migration to Sanity/Contentful) without losing the SEO baseline.
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- Hard4 to 10 weeks
Domain migration with SEO equity preservation
Move from one domain to another (rebrand, M&A, ccTLD consolidation) without losing rankings, indexation, or backlink equity.
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Migration not listed here?
Most migrations share the same risk surface — URL preservation, redirect discipline, rendering parity, post-launch monitoring. The scoping call is the right place to map your specific path.