Stuck, half-built
or outgrown?
You need to move platforms, untangle a CMS nobody wants to touch, or finish what someone else started. I'll keep what already works.
Move platforms without losing what works.
You're worried a move will wipe out your rankings.
WordPress to Webflow, Webflow to code, or one CMS to another. I move your content and URLs across, and set up redirects to protect your rankings.
- Content and pages moved and checked
- Redirects for every URL that matters
- SEO, forms and integrations carried over
Editing that doesn't need you on call.
Every content change turns into a support ticket.
A content setup your team or your clients can run on their own, with clear fields and sensible limits, so nobody can break the layout.
- A content structure built around real content
- Guardrails so layouts can't break
- Short editor guides for your team
Nothing moves until it's checked.
I rebuild and test everything on a copy first. Your live site keeps working until the switch.
Look at what's there
Content, URLs, integrations and what people use.
Plan the move
What moves, what changes, what gets left behind. Agreed before anything starts.
Move or fix, on staging
Everything rebuilt and checked on a copy first.
Switch over and check
One planned switch, then redirects, forms and rankings checked.
One site.Same platform.
Hunterbrook is a news site, and a Scaler Marketing client, taking 4 to 6 million requests a day from readers, scrapers and social bots. Bandwidth hit about 100 GB a day. I put Cloudflare in front of Webflow, and most requests now stop there.
Before you ask.
Will we lose our Google rankings?
A careful move protects them. Every important URL gets a redirect, titles and content come across, and I watch rankings in Search Console after the switch.
Can you take over a half-finished build?
Yes. I'll look at what's there first and tell you honestly whether to finish it, fix it or start again.
Will the site go down during the move?
The switch is one planned moment, with everything tested beforehand. The aim is no downtime.
How long does a migration take?
It depends on how much content and how many integrations there are. You'll get a date in the scope.
What does it cost?
I'm flexible: fixed contract pricing, hourly, whatever works best for you. We'll agree it once I've seen what's there.