SEO Migration and Redirect Plan
Designed for platform changes, redesigns, domain moves, URL cleanup, and content consolidation where ranking signals must be preserved.
Scope first. Quote second. Payment only after approval.
Use the structured intake form to provide scope, language, jurisdiction, deadline, and other requirements. Approved file types are uploaded through short-lived private authorizations after the request is created.
What you receive
- Current URL inventory
- Final route map
- Redirect file or rules
- Canonical and indexing plan
- Metadata and asset migration checklist
- Prelaunch and postlaunch QC plan
Who this is for
- Site owners
- Developers
- Agencies
- Publishers
- Migration teams
What to provide
- Current and target domains
- Current route inventory or crawl permission
- Target route structure
- Content keep/merge/remove decisions
- Platform and hosting details
- Launch date
Not included by default
- Full redesign or code migration unless quoted
- Traffic guarantees
- Recovery of already-lost historical data without sources
How the project runs
- Route discovery
- Content ownership decisions
- Mapping and canonical rules
- Redirect generation
- Validation
- Launch and rollback plan
Field expertise
Assigned to an SEO migration specialist with developer review for the target hosting stack.
Project terms
One consolidated route-map revision is included before final generation.
Approved files are uploaded through short-lived private authorizations after the request is created. Uploads remain private, are reviewed before use, and are scheduled for deletion after project completion according to the retention policy.
Prepare for the project
Frequently asked questions
Yes, after the target platform and routing behavior are confirmed.
It can. The quote defines the crawl limit and whether authenticated or archived content is included.
No. Accurate redirects reduce avoidable loss, but search performance also depends on content, technical quality, crawl timing, and external signals.