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WEBSITE MIGRATION

Change the platform without losing the map search engines already know.

A rebuild or migration can improve a site, but it also changes URLs, templates, internal links, canonicals and rendering. Those changes need to be mapped deliberately.

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Bravaca visual explaining website migration seo through search, systems, workflow and commercial outcomes.

Website Migration SEO: Bravaca visual explanation.

VISUAL EXPLANATION

See how the system fits together.

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Website migration without losing SEO — Bravaca visual explaining the workflow and decision points.
SeoWebsite migration without losing SEO. Illustrative Bravaca framework.
Diagram explaining redirect migration map as a Bravaca search, workflow or system process.
SeoRedirect Migration Map — an explanatory Bravaca visual.
Redirect migration workflow — Bravaca visual explaining the workflow and decision points.
SeoRedirect migration workflow. Illustrative Bravaca framework.
01

Inventory before change

Record important URLs, status codes, indexation, incoming links, traffic and existing redirects before rebuilding.

02

Migration controls

  • Old-to-new URL mapping
  • 301 redirects
  • Canonical checks
  • Sitemap regeneration
  • Internal-link replacement
  • Robots/noindex review
  • Structured data parity
  • Post-launch crawl
03

Keep useful URLs where practical

Changing a URL solely to make the new architecture look cleaner creates unnecessary risk.

04

Monitor after launch

Check redirects, 404s, canonical selection, sitemap processing and key landing pages after deployment rather than assuming the migration is finished at DNS switch.

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