Ajuved Roshan

Service · Website migration

Move your site without losing ground.

Moving to a new host, a new platform or a new domain, planned so your rankings, emails and orders carry over and visitors never see a broken page.

01 · Overview

What is website migration?

Website migration means moving a website somewhere new: to a better host, to a new platform such as WordPress or Shopify, to a new domain, or to a redesigned site with a new structure. Each type carries the same risk: losing search rankings, emails or data along the way.

A careful migration starts with an inventory of everything that exists today, including pages that rank, email records, forms and integrations. Every old URL is mapped to its new address with a 301 redirect so visitors and Google are sent to the right place.

The new site is tested on a private link before the switch, and the DNS change is made with no downtime. My guide to redesigning without losing rankings explains the steps in more detail.

02 · Audience

Who it's for.

  • Changing hostsMoving away from slow, unreliable or expensive hosting.
  • Changing platformsFrom Wix, Squarespace or an old CMS to WordPress or Shopify.
  • RedesignsNew sites that must keep the rankings of the old one.
  • RebrandsBusinesses moving to a new domain name.

03 · Value

Why it matters.

A rushed migration can undo years of SEO overnight. Missing redirects send visitors to error pages, and Google treats the new pages as unknown.

Email is the other common casualty: if DNS records are not moved correctly, messages stop arriving. A planned migration avoids both.

01

Host & server moves

Your site, database and email records moved to a better server with no downtime.

  • Full site and database copy
  • Email and DNS records
  • SSL on the new server
  • Testing before switch-over
  • Zero-downtime DNS change
  • Old host clean-up
  • Hosting
  • DNS
  • SSL

02

Platform & redesign moves

From Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or an old theme to a new build, keeping what ranks.

  • Content and media export
  • Products, customers and orders
  • URL mapping
  • 301 redirects
  • Template rebuild
  • Form and tracking checks
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Redirects

03

SEO protection

The steps that keep search traffic when URLs or domains change.

  • Ranking pages benchmark
  • Redirect map for every URL
  • Titles and meta carried over
  • Search Console change of address
  • Sitemap resubmission
  • Post-launch monitoring
  • SEO
  • Search Console
  • 301

Process

How it works.

Four clear stages, one person from start to finish.

01 · Inventory

Know what you have.

Pages, rankings, emails and integrations listed before anything moves.

02 · Map

Every URL accounted for.

Old to new URL map and redirect plan agreed.

03 · Move

Tested first.

New site checked on a private link before the switch.

04 · Monitor

Watch the traffic.

Errors, rankings and traffic followed for weeks after.

04 · Pricing

What affects the price.

Every project gets a fixed price and timeline in writing before work starts. These are the main factors that shape it:

  • Type of moveHost only, platform change or full redesign.
  • Number of URLsPages, posts and products to map and redirect.
  • DataProducts, customers and orders for stores.
  • Email and integrationsDNS records, forms and third-party links.
  • AftercareHow long traffic and errors are monitored after launch.

05 · Deliverables

What you get.

  • An inventory of pages, rankings and records
  • A redirect map for every old URL
  • The new site tested before the switch
  • A zero-downtime DNS change
  • Search Console updated and sitemaps resubmitted
  • Monitoring of traffic and errors after launch

Why work with me

One person, one standard.

7+ years

Building and running websites for businesses across healthcare, e-commerce, agencies and more.

80+ sites

Launched on WordPress and Shopify, on schedule and within budget.

99.9% uptime

Across the hosting and servers I manage for clinics and brands.

One contact

The person who designs your site also builds, hosts and maintains it. Nothing gets lost between teams.

Questions

Common questions.

Straight answers about website migration. Anything else, just ask.

Ajuved Roshan, web designer and developer in Dubai, UAE

Still have a question?Ask me directly — no sales team in between.

Not if the migration is planned: every old URL redirects to its new page and titles carry over. A short dip can happen while Google recrawls, and it usually recovers.

No. The new site is fully tested first, and the DNS switch happens with no downtime.

Email records are moved and tested so mail keeps arriving during and after the move.

Yes. Content and media are moved to WordPress or Shopify, with redirects from the old URLs.

A host move can take a few days. A platform change or redesign takes longer, because content, redirects and testing all need to be done carefully.

Yes. Content and images are moved, the design is rebuilt in WordPress, and every old URL redirects to its new page.

Let's plan your move.

Tell me where your site is now and where it is going, and I’ll reply with a migration plan.

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