301 Redirects: The Ultimate Guide To Website Migration (SEO)

Migrating your website to a new content management system (CMS) or a new URL structure can significantly affect your SEO performance and organic search rankings on platforms like Google. It's crucial to have a comprehensive plan in place for implementing 301 redirects to preserve your search engine rankings. By carefully planning and measuring the impact of these redirects, you can ensure a smooth transition. This approach is essential for maintaining your site's visibility and avoiding potential SEO pitfalls during the migration process. Successful website migration not only involves technical SEO expertise but also a deep understanding of how search engines index and rank web pages. By focusing on these aspects, you can achieve a seamless transition with minimal impact on your website's organic traffic and search engine presence.
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[@YonikWo]

This was really helpful, thank you so much!

[@apothecamarketing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@burgh73]

Good story and clear explanation. Thank you. I still see many marketing agencies that do not adjust the 301 redirect at URL level. Then they go from three TLDs to one and wonder where the visitors went.

[@apothecamarketing]

Exactly! I think it's because some agencies don't include their SEO experts in website design projects because they view them as different silos and teams.