Every page needs a developer
Landing pages and campaign updates wait for someone to build a layout, adjust a component, or publish the change.
WEBSITE MIGRATION & MODERNIZATION
Move your website forward. Give marketing room to work.
Website migration services for B2B teams that need more control over their marketing website. We preserve the design and content that work, plan the move around SEO, and build a publishing workflow your team can use.
Your next campaign should not depend on a development queue
When routine website work keeps getting stuck, it is worth reviewing the system behind it. A migration makes sense when it solves a problem your current setup cannot reasonably fix.
The CMS cannot support the work
Your team can edit text, but creating a page, reusing sections, or previewing a campaign still takes outside help.
A move could disrupt what works
Existing URLs, content, forms, integrations, and search visibility need a clear plan before any platform changes.
The next platform is unclear
You need a reason to migrate, a realistic scope, and a way to judge the editing experience before committing.
WHAT WE BUILD
A carefully planned move, with a usable CMS on the other side
We assess your current website, compare migration with targeted improvements, and agree what should carry over. When a move is justified, we build on Next.js or Astro with a CMS selected around your team’s tasks.
An inventory of pages, content, assets, forms, integrations, and publishing needs.
Design and content preservation against agreed reference pages, with any redesign scoped separately.
Reusable templates and page sections, editable SEO fields, permissions, and previews.
Content migration, URL mapping, redirect checks, and a documented launch and handover plan.
A website your team can keep moving
Build pages from agreed sections
Give marketing reusable layouts for landing pages, services, case studies, and other content included in the project.
Keep what already works
Carry forward useful design, content, and URLs. Agree any changes before rebuilding so the move has a clear purpose.
Make SEO part of the migration
Check redirects, metadata, canonicals, internal links, sitemaps, and indexing controls before launch and monitor afterward.
Leave with clear ownership
Know who manages content, who handles technical changes, and which hosting, CMS, and support costs continue after handover.
HOW WE WORK
How the migration works
We agree the scope and acceptance checks before the build. AI assists implementation; human review, testing, and your team’s publishing trial guide delivery.
001
Assess the case for moving
Review the website and watch how your team works. Compare a migration with improvements to templates, permissions, hosting, or the existing CMS.
002
Prove the new workflow
Choose the stack, map content and URLs, and build a representative page. Your team reviews the editing and preview experience before we extend it.
003
Migrate and verify
Rebuild agreed layouts, move content and assets, and check responsive pages, redirects, forms, tracking, and integrations against the launch checklist.
004
Launch and hand over
An editor creates a second page, adjusts sections, updates content and SEO fields, and previews it without code. We test publishing controls before the approved cutover and post-launch checks.
001
Assess the case for moving
Review the website and watch how your team works. Compare a migration with improvements to templates, permissions, hosting, or the existing CMS.
002
Prove the new workflow
Choose the stack, map content and URLs, and build a representative page. Your team reviews the editing and preview experience before we extend it.
003
Migrate and verify
Rebuild agreed layouts, move content and assets, and check responsive pages, redirects, forms, tracking, and integrations against the launch checklist.
004
Launch and hand over
An editor creates a second page, adjusts sections, updates content and SEO fields, and previews it without code. We test publishing controls before the approved cutover and post-launch checks.
SERVICE FIT
Is migration the right next step?
A good fit when
- Your B2B team regularly publishes marketing pages and can identify recurring friction.
- You want to retain much of the current design and content while improving the underlying system.
- A marketing editor can help test the workflow and take ownership after launch.
Start with a different scope when
- Better templates, permissions, training, or hosting could solve the problem on your current platform.
- You need a full rebrand, product application, or substantial new functionality alongside the move.
- You need guaranteed rankings, traffic, or an unlimited set of custom page layouts.
BLOGS
Plan the move before choosing the platform
Website migration questions
What to expect from the assessment, implementation, and handover.
No. We compare migration with improving the current site. WordPress and Webflow can both support effective marketing workflows. If the existing platform fits, our CMS and publishing systems service may be the better route.
We agree a URL and content inventory, redirect mapping where URLs change, metadata and canonical checks, internal links, sitemap and robots rules, and relevant structured data. Staging checks, cutover checks, and an agreed monitoring period help identify issues. Rankings and traffic cannot be guaranteed.
Yes, where practical. We agree representative pages, screen sizes, and any permitted differences, then compare the rebuild with those references. A wider redesign is a separate scope.
We choose around your content, dynamic features, integrations, preview needs, and maintenance requirements. Sanity, CloudCannon, or another suitable CMS may fit. A headless CMS alone does not create a usable page builder; we configure that workflow explicitly.
We use AI to assist tasks such as code implementation and content transformation. We review the output and test the website. Your project still needs discovery, design checks, migration validation, and an editor handover.
We quote after reviewing layouts, content volume, integrations, editing requirements, and launch constraints. You receive a defined scope, timeline, exclusions, and ongoing platform costs before implementation.
Your team owns routine publishing within the agreed templates and sections. We document the workflow and provide training. Technical care can be added separately; new components and functionality require an agreed development scope.