Web
Websites and online stores that load fast, rank and turn visitors into enquiries.
Grow
Ads, search, social and email that bring in the right customers.
Strategy
Know who you sell to, what you offer and why you win, before you spend on growth.
Automate
Systems that capture leads, onboard clients and report on themselves, so your team doesn’t have to.
Industries
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Company
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A New Site Without Losing Ground.
Website redesigns and platform moves, including off Wix, Squarespace or an ageing WordPress theme, planned so rankings, traffic and tracking carry over. Every page is audited, every old URL is mapped and the launch is monitored.
How We Deliver
Record what the current site earns before changing it.
We crawl the current site and pull Search Console and analytics data to see which pages bring traffic, links and enquiries. That baseline decides what is kept, merged, rewritten or retired.
Every old URL gets a new home.
The new site is designed and built on the platform that suits it, while each existing URL is mapped to its closest new page. Titles, metadata, structured data and tracking are carried across and checked on staging.
Watch the numbers until they settle.
We launch with redirects live and sitemaps resubmitted, then monitor Search Console, rankings, traffic and conversions after launch, fixing crawl errors and broken links as they appear.
Content & URL Audit
Older sites often rank for more than anyone realises. Before design starts, we inventory every page, the searches it appears for, the links pointing to it and the enquiries it produces. Pages that earn their place are kept and improved; thin or duplicate pages are merged or retired on purpose, not lost by accident.
Where the current site has deeper technical problems, an SEO audit and technical review runs first, so the redesign fixes them instead of copying them across.
Platform Moves
Website builders and old page-builder themes often limit speed, SEO control and integrations as a business grows. We move sites to the platform that suits the next stage: WordPress, Webflow, Webstudio, or Shopify for stores. Pages, images, blog posts, forms and metadata are migrated and checked, not rebuilt from memory.
If you have lost access to the old site, or it is broken or hacked, website recovery gets your content and data out first.
SEO-Safe Launch & Monitoring
Launch follows a checklist: 301 redirects tested against the full URL map, sitemaps and robots rules updated, analytics, Tag Manager and conversion events verified, and forms tested end to end. Domain, DNS and hosting changes are scheduled to keep downtime to a minimum.
After launch we compare traffic, rankings and conversions against the baseline and fix anything that slips, so you know the move worked rather than hoping it did.
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How we work
Web Design & DevelopmentFrom $4,500A focused professional services website, built on Webstudio.
A complimentary call to talk through the goal and check we are the right fit. We reply to every enquiry within one business day.
Deliverables, timeframes and pricing in writing. Changes to scope are agreed in writing too, before any extra work.
You review each deliverable as it lands. Timelines depend on content, access and approvals, so we agree them up front.
On full payment, the final deliverables named in the proposal are yours. Ongoing support is available if you want it.
Ready When You Are
You don’t need a brief. Bring the business goal and what’s getting in the way, and we’ll come back with a fixed-scope quote before any work starts.
Book a 20-minute consultQuestions About Website Redesign & Migration
It can, if URLs change without redirects, content is cut or metadata is lost. Those are the usual causes of traffic drops after a relaunch, and all of them are preventable. We audit the current site first, map every URL, carry content and metadata across, and monitor Search Console after launch. Some short-term movement is normal after any large change; a careful migration keeps it limited.
Yes. Neither platform exports a complete site, so pages, images and blog posts are migrated with a mix of exports, scripts and manual checks. Their URL patterns differ from most other platforms, which makes the redirect map especially important. We also check what the old site connects to, such as booking, forms and email tools, so nothing stops working at launch.
Not every tired site needs a rebuild. If the structure is sound and the problems are speed, plugins or security, a WordPress structural and performance audit or hosting and speed work may be enough. A redesign makes sense when the platform limits you, the content no longer reflects the business, or the site cannot be edited without a developer. Our free website tech check shows what your current site is built on.
Yes. Your GA4 property, Search Console and ad accounts stay as they are; we update the tags and conversion events on the new site so data keeps flowing into the same places. Events are tested on staging and again after launch, and the launch date is annotated so before-and-after comparisons are clear. If tracking was never set up properly, analytics and conversion tracking can be fixed as part of the move.
Pricing depends on the size of the current site, the number of URLs to map, the new platform and how much content is rewritten. Each project is quoted as a fixed price once the scope is clear. For reference, a focused services site on Webstudio starts from $4,500 and Shopify builds start from $10,000.
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Most of the risk in a new website sits outside the design. Rankings are tied to URLs, links from other sites point at old addresses, ad campaigns send traffic to specific landing pages, and CRM integrations depend on specific forms. A relaunch that ignores these can look better and perform worse. Planning the move as a migration protects what the old site has built up and gives SEO management and Google Ads a clean base to work from.
A redesign is also the right moment to fix what sits underneath: the page structure a services business website needs, the forms that should feed your CRM, and how the site will be maintained once it is live.
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