Relaunch without discarding earned visibility.

We protect URLs, content, internal signals, structured data and measurement before, during and after a relaunch.

Selected brands we support with visibility, demand and systems

NiccosNiccosShopify & e-commerce
Ad SpecialistAd SpecialistPerformance marketing agency
NEONANEONADesigner lighting & e-commerce
voids.aivoids.aiSupply-chain SaaS
SPIELMANN Steuerberatung GmbHSPIELMANN Steuerberatung GmbHTax consulting
William WalkerWilliam WalkerPremium dog accessories
VOLTH MaterialsVOLTH MaterialsIndustrial insulation & aerogel
AGS IT-ServiceAGS IT-ServiceHealthcare IT services
SeedwiseSeedwiseGrant consulting
Campus FiveCampus FiveAI consulting & automation

What exactly do we do?

An SEO migration protects the signals of the existing site. We inventory valuable URLs, map destinations and redirects, test staging and production, then monitor indexation, traffic and errors after launch.

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01

Buyer questions

Which existing URLs carry rankings, links or revenue?
Which old URL belongs to which new destination?
Which faults must block launch?

02

Evidence

Complete URL inventory with target state
Redirect and canonical mapping
Staging, launch and post-launch checks

03

Outcome

The relaunch ships with clear URL ownership, measurable gates and rapid fault detection.

Why it matters

A relaunch is not a design date. It is a controlled handover from every old URL to its new job.

1:1

URL ownership

Every relevant old URL receives a documented decision.

301

permanent handover

Permanent moves are redirected deliberately, not in bulk.

4

checkpoints

Inventory, mapping, staging and production are verified separately.

pre-launch

SEO involved

The most important work happens before new URLs become public.

Relaunches lose visibility through handover errors.

Removed pages, blanket redirects, blocked environments and changed internal paths can dismantle years of signals in one release.

The new navigation exists but no URL map does.
Old pages all redirect to the homepage.
SEO is invited just before launch.
There is no baseline or incident plan after launch.

Migration becomes a gated release.

SEO enters before the first template. Critical URLs, redirects, metadata, structured data and tracking are defined and verified at fixed checkpoints.

Result

AI should not just find your company. AI should understand when your offer fits.

Before, during and after.

Four stages stop production search results becoming the test environment.

01

Inventory

Preserve URLs, rankings, links, traffic and page types.

02

Map

Give every relevant URL a destination, redirect or documented removal.

03

Test staging

Check templates, canonicals, hreflang, schema, tracking and links.

04

Watch launch

Monitor status codes, indexation, traffic and errors closely.

What work does it involve?

URL, ranking, link and traffic inventory
Redirect and canonical plan
Information architecture and internal links
Staging and production crawls
Post-launch monitoring and prioritisation

What do you receive?

URL migration matrix
Launch blockers and acceptance checklist
Redirect file or technical tickets
Post-launch report with issue priorities

Who is this for?

SEO can name launch blockers.
Development, content and project teams share one URL matrix.
Staging and baseline performance data are accessible.

Who is this not for?

You only want a report and no implementation.
You expect a guaranteed mention in one exact AI answer.
Your offer is not clear enough to recommend yet.

When is this service strongest?

CMS, store platform or framework migration.
New domain, new URL structure or site consolidation.
Redesign with major navigation and content changes.

What is this often confused with?

Launch QA

A final check is too late. Migration begins with architecture and URL planning.

Redirect list

Redirects alone do not protect content, internal links, canonicals or measurement.

New design

The interface can change while search intent and earned page signals are retained.

What does it require?

Start before information architecture and content migration.
Crawl staging fully before approval.
Monitor production closely with clear escalation paths.

What do people ask most?

When should you join the project?

Before the new page structure. Once templates and URLs are fixed, expensive mistakes are already embedded.

Can you guarantee zero loss?

No. Search systems reassess the new site. We reduce avoidable risk, preserve relevant signals and detect deviations quickly.

Do you support domain moves?

Yes. They also need complete host redirects, webmaster property changes and especially close monitoring.

What happens after launch?

We crawl production, test redirects, canonicals, sitemaps and key pages, then compare indexation, clicks and errors with the baseline.

Should this service come first for you?

One call is enough to see the rough direction: website, content, sources, product data or measurement.