Site migration with every ranking accounted for
A site migration moves your website from one platform to another without losing the rankings, the traffic, or the URLs customers have bookmarked.
Trusted by growth-minded businesses across the Upstate and beyond.
What is included in a site migration?
Greenville Digital Solutions has migrated 51-route Squarespace sites and Strikingly sites to Next.js without losing a position, because every URL is mapped and every redirect is tested before the domain switches. We watch Search Console for 60 days after launch to confirm it held.
A full URL inventory
Every existing page crawled and listed, so nothing is missed when the new site goes live.
A redirect map
Every old URL mapped to its new one, so a bookmarked or ranked page lands in the right place instead of a 404.
Content and image migration
Every page, post, image, and download moved and verified, with dates and authors preserved on a blog.
Redirect testing before launch
Every redirect tested on every route before DNS changes, so the switch does not break links.
Schema and metadata carried over
Titles, descriptions, and schema moved and improved, not lost in the move.
60 days of monitoring
Search Console watched for 60 days after launch to catch any ranking dip and fix it fast.
Results from businesses like yours
Every number here is tied to a named client and a date.
Steele T. Williams Law
A solo litigation attorney needed local search dominance against established firms with dedicated marketing budgets, in a market where 90% of clients start with Google.
Read the case studyUniversal Projections
A specialty AV and projection installer needed local search visibility across a wide service radius without paying per-city for a dozen separate sites.
Read the case studyHow a migration runs
Unmapped URLs 404. We test before the switch. Proven without loss. We watch after.
Inventory
Full crawl of the current site, every URL listed.
Map
Every old URL matched to its new destination.
Build and move
Content, images, and metadata migrated and verified on the new site.
Test
Every redirect tested on every route before DNS changes.
Cut over and watch
DNS switched, sitemap submitted, Search Console monitored for 60 days.
What owners say after the first quarter
Sixty days to #1 for our money keyword. Past agencies took eighteen months and never got there.
They shipped a full K-12 lesson planning AI for me. Six generators, real production users, in under a month.
Who needs a migration
Quoted per project by page count, usually two to four weeks and often bundled into a custom or template build. The redirect map, testing, and 60 days of monitoring are part of the job, not add-ons, because a migration without them is not a migration worth doing.
Businesses leaving Squarespace or Wix
Where the platform caps speed and blocks programmatic pages.
Businesses on Strikingly or a page builder
Sites that outgrew a builder and need a real stack.
Businesses redesigning
A redesign is a migration; the URLs and rankings need the same care.
Businesses that migrated badly
Rankings that dropped after a move are usually a redirect problem we can reverse.
Custom site build
Distinctive design, sub-two-second loads, and SEO built into the markup from the first commit.
Conversion landing pages
One offer, one form, one phone number.
Programmatic SEO sites
Our engine generated 56 pages for a specialty installer and Google indexed them in 30 days.
Make search your most reliable revenue channel.
A ranked page that moves without a redirect becomes a dead end, and Google drops it. The redirect map is the whole job.
Ask about site migration
Free audit first. A person replies within one business day with a plan and a price.
Site migration: common questions
Will I lose rankings when I migrate?
Not if every URL is mapped and redirected. That is the whole job, and we verify it in Search Console after launch.
How long does a migration take?
Two to four weeks depending on page count.
Can you migrate my blog?
Yes, with dates, authors, and images preserved.
Will my domain and email change?
No. The domain stays yours; only DNS changes at launch, and email is unaffected.
What if my platform has no export?
Wix and some builders have no export. We crawl every page and rebuild it, which is part of the migration.
What happens after launch?
We watch Search Console for 60 days to catch any ranking dip and fix it fast.