Drupal to WordPress, a custom theme and an editorial workflow built for speed.
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We move your content, your addresses and your search rankings to a new platform, with nothing lost on the way.
What it is
A platform move is the riskiest moment in a website’s life. Done badly, it breaks links, loses content and drops search rankings for months.
We start with a full inventory of your content and your search traffic, map every old address to its new one, and test the whole move on a copy before anything changes on the live site.
For NoonPost, an Arabic publishing platform, we moved from Drupal to WordPress and rebuilt the theme and the editorial workflow on the way.
What’s included
Every page, post, file and author, and the traffic each one brings.
Content, media, categories, tags and authors moved with scripts, not by hand.
A 301 redirect for every old address, checked before launch.
Titles, descriptions, structured data and sitemaps carried over.
The full site tested on a copy, by us and by your team.
Search Console, errors and traffic watched closely in the weeks after.
How it works
Content, traffic and technical review of the current site.
Every old address matched to its new one.
Content moved by script to the new platform on a staging copy.
Links, redirects, search tags and editors checked.
Switch over, then watch search and errors daily.
Where it worked
Questions
Not if the move is done carefully. Redirects for every old address, carried-over titles and structured data, and close monitoring after launch protect the rankings you have earned.
Yes. Many charities combine a migration with a redesign; we plan both so the move stays safe.
Yes. The process is the same whatever the starting platform: inventory, map, migrate, test, launch.
Start a project
Tell us the cause and the deadline. We’ll come back with a plan for how we’d raise for it.
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