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WordPress to Webflow migration
Posts, pages, images and SEO settings moved from WordPress into the Webflow CMS, with every old permalink redirected.
You might be here because
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Every change needs a developer, and every feature needs a plugin.
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Plugin updates break the site a few times a year.
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Marketing wants to edit pages without opening a ticket.
What you get
The same content and the same rankings, on a site your team can edit.
WordPress stores more than it shows: categories, authors, SEO titles from a plugin, images in a dozen sizes. I move what matters and leave the clutter behind.
Posts and pages in the CMS
With their dates, authors and categories.
SEO settings carried over
Titles and descriptions from Yoast or Rank Math moved field by field.
Images moved
One good copy of each, not the dozen sizes WordPress keeps.
Permalinks redirected
Every old address, including the category and tag pages that have traffic.
Plugins accounted for
Each plugin’s job kept, replaced by a Webflow feature or an integration, or dropped.
Checks after launch
A crawl of the old addresses, then two weeks of watching Search Console.
How it goes
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Take inventory
Pages, posts, plugins and the addresses that bring traffic.
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Get a fixed price
One number and a timeline, after a short brief.
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Build and import on staging
You review the new site before the domain moves.
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Launch and watch
Redirects go live, and I follow rankings and errors for two weeks.
Price
A fixed price after a short brief.
You know the number and the timeline before I start. Changes outside the agreed scope are billed by the hour, with an estimate first.
Price
Fixed
agreed before I start
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Cleaning services
Cleango
324 local pages from one CMS, moved to a new domain.
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Questions
Will we lose SEO moving from WordPress to Webflow?
Not if every old address points to its new one and the titles and descriptions come along. I map both and check Search Console after launch.
Can you move all our blog posts?
Yes. They go into a CMS collection with their dates, authors, images and addresses.
What happens to our plugins?
Each one does a job. I list them and say which jobs Webflow does on its own, which need an integration, and which you no longer need.
Is Webflow cheaper than WordPress?
Not always. You trade plugin licences, hosting and upkeep for one monthly plan. I can put both totals side by side before you decide.
Goes well with
Migration to Webflow
Content moves into the CMS, every old URL gets a redirect, and rankings are checked after launch.
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Technical SEO
Broken links, missing redirects, thin metadata and pages Google skips: found, fixed and checked in Search Console.
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How I map redirects when a site moves
Rankings survive a migration when every old address points to its new one. The method is simple and mostly tedious, which is why AI does the first pass.
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