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Winning SEO when doing Web Migrations

Winning SEO when doing Web Migrations

How to effectively migrate your site in complex scenarios without losing your rankings and traffic? Like when doing a rebrand? Take a look at the steps to follow and tools to use to validate your Web migration from an SEO perspective.

Aleyda Solis

April 02, 2020
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  1. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Winning
    SEO when
    doing Web
    Migrations

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  2. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Moving sites, like
    moving houses,
    can be painful
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  3. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Both require a lot of work…
    You want
    to take your
    belongings with you
    without leaving,
    breaking, losing
    anything
    important
    You want to
    update your details,
    to refer and be found
    in your new
    address
    You want to
    correctly reorganize
    your belongings in
    your new location
    fast
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  4. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    …that can be shockingly similar, right?
    You want
    to take your
    belongings with you
    without leaving,
    breaking, losing
    anything
    important
    You want to
    update your details,
    to refer and be found
    in your new
    address
    You want to
    correctly reorganize
    your belongings in
    your new location
    fast
    URLS 301-REDIRECT URLS
    LINKS & CONFIGURATION
    UPDATE
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  5. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Without proper SEO planning & validation Web
    migrations can have terrible consequences
    BEFORE AFTER

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  6. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Like when you move and forget to label all the
    boxes and then can’t find your toilet paper
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  7. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Although losing
    your organic
    traffic after a
    Web migration is
    a potentially more
    business critical
    situation and is
    also shockingly
    common
    #webmigrations at #yoastcon by @aleyda from @orainti
    https://www.sistrix.com/blog/migration-migrations-migraine-site-move-fears-are-not-well-founded/

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  8. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    However, both can be exciting if you’re
    moving to a better place…
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  9. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Like when you take
    the opportunity to
    throw what you
    don’t need and
    better organize
    your clothes in a
    bigger closet
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  10. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Or when you improve your site optimization for
    better results when doing the Web migration

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  11. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Over the years I’ve found is mostly about tackling
    these common reasons for Web migration failures
    Lack of a
    clear Web
    migration
    goal
    Lack of
    Flexibility to
    make changes
    Lack of
    support to
    make
    changes
    Leaving
    Important
    Pages out
    Migrating
    pages
    erroneously
    Moving to
    non-optimized
    new pages
    destinations

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  12. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Notice how half of these are not technical related
    but have to do with appropriate project planning
    Lack of a
    clear Web
    migration
    goal
    Lack of
    Flexibility to
    make changes
    Lack of
    support to
    make
    changes
    Leaving
    Important
    Pages out
    Migrating
    pages
    erroneously
    Moving to
    non-optimized
    new pages
    destinations

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  13. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    And how the technical related ones will tend
    to intensify with big and higher number of sites
    Lack of a
    clear Web
    migration
    goal
    Lack of
    Flexibility to
    make changes
    Lack of
    support to
    make
    changes
    Leaving
    Important
    Pages out
    Migrating
    pages
    erroneously
    Moving to
    non-optimized
    new pages
    destinations

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  14. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    I’m not Marie Kondo
    but today I’ll show
    you how to avoid
    them and make your
    Web migrations to
    spark joy
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  15. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Start by identifying
    your moving goal,
    feasibility and
    scope to support
    the process
    accordingly
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  16. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    What are you looking to achieve
    with the Web Migration?
    Redesign
    Move to
    HTTPS
    Rebrand
    Web
    Consolidation

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  17. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Redesign
    Move to
    HTTPS
    Rebrand
    Web
    Consolidation
    The migration will become more complex to
    support depending on the required move
    Same URLs
    Same Domain
    Different Domains

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  18. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Redesign
    Move to
    HTTPS
    Rebrand
    Web
    Consolidation
    As well as the focus of your SEO work,
    that will change given the migration nature
    301-redirecting
    URLs to their
    relevant
    canonical
    Secured URLs
    Keeping old brand
    & terms rankings
    while redirecting
    to new domain
    URLs
    Keeping their
    crawlability,
    indexability &
    content
    relevance

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  19. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Like for International Web expansions/
    consolidations that will be of higher complexity
    Geolocalization
    signals of Web
    property
    Geolocated
    Link Popularity
    Relevance
    towards localized
    search behavior
    Internal expansion
    or consolidation
    Different Domain
    Name and Type

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  20. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Given all this, is it necessary, feasible and
    profitable to move?
    Is there any
    other way to
    achieve the same
    goal without
    moving?
    Are there
    resources and
    flexibility to do the
    needed technical
    and content
    changes?
    Is it going to
    be profitable
    given the related
    costs?
    What would you
    need to move and
    where?

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  21. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    In some cases it is, like when moving to a stronger
    domain consolidating international versions
    ccTLD gTLD

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  22. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    In others is due to business reasons, like a
    rebranding that requires a domain move
    Outdoors
    outdoors.co.uk
    Indoors
    indoors.com/uk/

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  23. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Avoid chaining
    many Web
    migrations
    (nothing less than
    6 months) Avoid
    implementing
    multiple Web
    migrations (eg: many
    countries versions) to a
    single new property
    at the same time
    Avoid
    implementing
    drastic changes in the
    site architecture or
    design at the same
    time when doing
    the migration
    If you’re
    moving many
    international
    Websites, start with
    the less important
    one to learn from
    the process
    https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9370220
    If so, it’s critical that you avoid some Web
    migration scenarios to avoid further challenges

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  24. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Try to keep it simple! It’s
    easier to move a box at a
    time while keeping the
    previous organization than
    moving many while doing a
    reorganization… plan your
    Web migration accordingly
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  25. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    SEO
    Design & UX
    Marketing
    Development
    Agree with the
    project’s
    stakeholders to
    secure resources
    & support based
    on the expected
    schedule
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  26. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Once you have secured this… It’s time to start!
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  27. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Let’s work on that international rebranding project
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    outdoors.co.uk indoors.com/uk/
    Outdoors Indoors
    outdoors.co.uk/shirts/ indoors.com/uk/shirts/
    … …
    indoors.com/es/
    outdoors.es
    International Web
    domain consolidation
    + Rebrand
    *Fake Example

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  28. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Avoid leaving any
    important page out
    by gathering all
    URLs to move
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  29. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Identify which are the affected URLs
    based on the Web migration scope
    Page level
    Category level
    Site level
    Redesign, HTTP to
    HTTPS change,
    company rebranding,
    acquisition or Web
    consolidation
    Area renaming
    Product rebranding

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  30. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Crawl the affected URLs and gather their
    SEO configuration, rankings & traffic metrics
    Crawlability
    Indexability
    Internal linking
    Relevance
    Rankings
    Traffic
    Link popularity
    Speed
    Geolocation

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  31. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    You can use desktop crawlers for smaller
    sites and cloud crawlers for bigger ones
    Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, OnCrawl, Ryte, Deepcrawl, Botify
    Desktop Cloud

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  32. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    As well as looking for any URL attracting traffic,
    rankings or links within the migration scope
    Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Semrush, Ahrefs, Sistrix

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  33. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Rankings
    Traffic
    Link popularity SSL Certificate
    Analyze their SEO status to identify what is
    important to keep or improve in these pages
    Outdoors
    outdoors.co.uk
    Pages Crawlability
    Pages Indexability
    Pages Content Relevance
    Pages Internal linking
    Pages Speed
    Pages URL Naming Convention

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  34. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Integrate all possible URLs sources
    into your crawl simulation
    Screaming Frog & Deepcrawl
    Google Analytics
    Search Console
    XML Sitemaps
    Log Files
    Backlinks

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  35. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    This will allow you
    to identify orphan
    URLs, and to avoid
    missing any
    important page

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  36. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Including images, or any resource that you
    might be also serving and needs to be migrated

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  37. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    You will likely find very old URLs that
    you might have never heard of though…

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  38. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    It will be then also an opportunity to clean!
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  39. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Give context to
    prioritize the
    actually meaningful
    pages to redirect
    and establish rules
    for the rest
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  40. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Obtain the traffic and queries for
    which all the identified URLs rank for
    Screaming Frog, URL Profiler

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  41. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    You can then put your pages in context with their
    traffic, ranked queries along optimization status
    Top Pages Technical Configuration Relevance Popularity Traffic Ranked Queries

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  42. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Which of these actually spark joy by bringing
    value: conversions, traffic, rankings & links?

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  43. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Leave them out
    Were they typos, didn’t
    existed, didn’t brought nor can
    bring rankings, links, traffic?
    301-redirect to parent
    category
    Did they existed but were not
    indexable, didn’t brought
    rankings, links & traffic nor can
    bring in the future?
    301-redirect to new page
    version
    Did they existed, were
    indexable and brought or have
    potential to bring rankings,
    links & traffic?
    Define rules for their migration to give the best
    search and user experience, based on importance

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  44. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    This is also a
    great
    opportunity to
    prune your
    site, and avoid
    bringing old
    errors to the
    new one

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  45. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    http://bit.ly/contentpruningseo
    Follow the
    “should you
    prune or optimize
    a page from your
    site” flowchart

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  46. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Meaningful pages should be 301-redirected to
    their new versions where their relevance is kept
    Indoors Shirts
    outdoors.co.uk/shirts/ indoors.com/uk/shirts/
    Outdoors Shirts
    Outdoors Indoors
    301-Redirects

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  47. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    If their SEO status is lacking, is then also
    important to specify what should be improved
    Thin, Duplicate Content
    Slow Speed
    Hierarchical Navigation
    Relevant Title
    Page specific, expanded Content
    Fast Speed
    Hierarchical Navigation
    Relevant Title
    To Keep
    To Improve
    301-Redirects
    outdoors.co.uk/shirts/ indoors.com/uk/shirts/
    Outdoors Indoors

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  48. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Establishing the configuration changes to be
    implemented in the new pages versions
    Old Pages Titles, Descriptions & H1s New Pages Titles, Descriptions & H1s

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  49. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Including hreflang annotations and geolocation
    configuration

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  50. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Defining also the new pages to create to keep
    the rankings for the old branded queries
    301-Redirect
    Outdoors UK
    is now
    Indoors UK
    indoors.com/uk/outdoors/ Links to
    Outdoors UK Indoors UK
    outdoors.co.uk indoors.com/uk/
    Outdoors Indoors

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  51. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    While targeting the transactional and new
    branded queries with the new ones
    New Indoors Pages
    Old Branded
    Queries
    Transactional
    Queries and
    New Branded
    Queries
    Old Outdoors Pages
    Transactional
    Queries and
    Old Branded
    Queries
    Bridge Pages for old Outdoors Brand

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  52. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Verify that you’re not leaving anything out
    before moving on with the Web migration
    You will
    achieve the
    desired goals
    with the
    specified
    changes
    You have taken into
    consideration all the
    relevant Web
    properties URLs
    You have
    correctly
    mapped each old
    URL to a new
    relevant
    destination
    The new URL
    destinations are
    correctly configured
    from a technical
    perspective
    The
    new URL
    destinations
    content is
    relevant to the
    targeted
    queries
    You have
    correctly
    established the new
    “bridge” pages to
    keep the rankings
    for the old brand
    or terms

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  53. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    It’s time to prepare
    and test your
    migration to make
    sure the defined
    pages are effectively
    redirected to their
    relevant new
    destinations
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  54. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Before launching, it’s critical to test
    the migration in a private environment

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  55. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Validate the changes by comparing first the top
    old vs. new types of pages in the stage site
    Pages Crawlability (HTTP Status, Robots.txt)
    Content Indexability (Canonicalization, meta robots)
    301-Redirects
    SSL Certificate
    Pages Content Relevance
    Pages Internal linking
    Pages Speed
    Home Page
    Category Page
    Sub-Category Page
    Product Page
    Main Blog Page
    Blog Category Page
    Blog post
    For Each Page
    Verify
    XML Sitemaps
    GSC Configuration
    test.outdoors.co.uk test.indoors.com/uk/
    Old vs. New Geolocation (GSC, hreflang)
    Old vs. New content localization
    Old vs. New link popularity for target market

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  56. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    List crawl the old URLs to check if the
    301-redirects have been set as specified

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  57. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Look for these common redirects issues
    and fix them before launching
    Non-301
    Redirects
    Redirects
    Loops
    Redirects
    Chains
    Redirects
    to Non-
    indexable or
    Error URLs
    Redirects
    to Non-
    relevant
    Pages

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  58. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Crawl the new Web test version to also check
    if its pages are optimized as specified

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  59. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    And if the SEO improvements & new pages
    have been implemented too
    HTTP
    status
    Canonical
    tags
    Internal
    Links
    Content
    Indexability
    Content
    Relevance
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  60. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Pay specific attention here to the canonicalization
    and hreflang annotations in international sites

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  61. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    It’s all working as
    expected? It’s then
    time to migrate and
    verify these again in
    the live environment
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  62. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Set analytics & search
    console for the each of
    the new properties,
    geolocating each if
    necessary to their
    target markets

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  63. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    If the migration will take a bit, return a 503 HTTP
    status to tell Google there’s a maintenance
    https://yoast.com/http-503-site-maintenance-seo/

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  64. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Do a list crawl of the old URLs to check that
    they’re 301 redirecting to their new destinations

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  65. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Look again for and fix any non-301 redirects,
    loops, chains, or anything going to incorrect URLs

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  66. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Prioritize to fix high-traffic pages with
    incorrect redirect behavior

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  67. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Crawl the new live site and make sure
    the new pages are accessible & optimized too

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  68. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Look for URLs that
    might be blocked,
    no-indexed, linking
    or canonicalizing to
    the old pages

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  69. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Check again that the key Web migration criteria
    have been implemented in the live site
    All the old
    relevant Web
    properties URLs have
    been 301-redirected
    as specified
    There are no old
    URLs left out to be
    migrated
    The new URL
    destinations are
    correctly configured
    from a technical
    perspective
    The new URL
    destinations
    content is relevant
    to the targeted
    queries
    The new
    “bridge” pages to
    keep the rankings for
    the old brand or terms
    have been correctly
    launched and are
    indexable

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  70. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Once all issues are fixed, submit your new and
    old URLs XML sitemaps to be re-crawled

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  71. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    For domains level migrations, submit it too
    with Google’s Change of Address feature
    https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/83106?hl=en

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  72. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Check that new site
    pages are indexed
    and ranked over time
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  73. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Set a Web
    monitoring
    service to get
    alerts when
    changes in the
    new site pages
    or old redirected
    URLs are made
    Little Warden & ContentKing

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  74. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    To make sure that the old URLs 301-redirects are
    kept… forever!

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  75. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Use the Search Console to monitor if the new
    URLs get indexed and the old ones disappear

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  76. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Verify which have been included and which have
    been left out the index & the reason, to fix them

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  77. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Follow-up &
    compare the new
    vs. old locations
    main queries &
    pages rankings and
    CTR using Search
    Console with
    Google Data
    Studio
    https://www.aleydasolis.com/en/search-engine-optimization/7-handy-seo-tools-functionalities-that-facilitate-a-fast-web-migrations-redesigns-validation/

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  78. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    https://www.aleydasolis.com/en/search-engine-optimization/7-handy-seo-tools-functionalities-that-facilitate-a-fast-web-migrations-redesigns-validation/
    It will allow you
    to compare
    directly the
    ranked queries
    along their old
    vs. new pages
    blending the
    two properties
    data sources

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  79. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    SEOmonitor
    Follow up w/ your own tracking tools to monitor
    the evolution for your own targeted queries

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  80. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    SEOmonitor
    Check the
    trend of your
    top queries for
    the target
    markets,
    organizing
    them in groups
    to facilitate
    analysis

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  81. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    semrush
    Track and compare
    the previous vs.
    new Websites
    SERP features too,
    to identify
    opportunities to
    improve the format
    and structured data
    usage on content

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  82. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    SEOmonitor
    Put your evolution into context by comparing
    versus your competitors for your tracked terms…

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  83. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    ... as well as overall old vs. new sites visibility
    share for mobile and desktop results
    sistrix

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  84. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Check for
    your rankings
    impact on
    traffic,
    conversion &
    engagement
    behavior
    SEOmonitor

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  85. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Internet Archive Wayback machine’s
    If the evolution is
    not as expected,
    compare non-
    performing pages
    with the old ones
    to optimize further,
    checking their
    Wayback Machine
    copies

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  86. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    semrush, ahrefs, moz, majestic
    Request an update to the most authoritative
    linking sites to go to your new Web pages

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  87. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Aligning SEO through the Web migration to
    keep indexability, relevance & popularity
    Pages Crawlability (HTTP Status, Robots.txt)
    Content Indexability (Canonicalization, meta robots)
    301-Redirects
    SSL Certificate
    Pages Content Relevance
    Pages Internal linking
    Pages Speed
    Home Page
    Category Page
    Sub-Category Page
    Product Page
    Main Blog Page
    Blog Category Page
    Blog post
    XML Sitemaps
    GSC Configuration
    Old vs. New Geolocation (GSC, hreflang)
    Old vs. New content localization
    Old vs. New link popularity for target market
    For Each Page
    Verify
    outdoors.co.uk indoors.com/uk/

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  88. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    While taking the
    opportunity to
    eliminate
    whatever doesn’t
    spark joy
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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  89. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    Avoiding the most common
    Web migration issues…
    Lack of a
    clear Web
    migration
    goal
    Lack of
    Flexibility to
    make changes
    Lack of
    support to
    make
    changes
    Leaving
    Important
    Pages out
    Migrating
    pages
    erroneously
    Moving to
    non-optimized
    new pages
    destinations

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  90. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    To achieve the desired technical/content/business
    goals successfully while growing rankings

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  91. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    If somehow, you
    can’t do this
    from the start…
    don’t worry, I got
    you covered too
    bit.ly/crawlingmondays6

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  92. #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti
    You’re now ready to move!
    #webmigrations at #seo4Life by @aleyda from @orainti

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