A full URL map
Every existing page mapped to its new address before the switch, none left to chance.
Retail agencies
Specialists and groups
The site
Quotes and upkeep
Engines
Design and build
Lines, search and rebuilds
A redesign done properly maps every existing URL to its new equivalent, adds 301 redirects for each one, and keeps your current site live until the new one is approved, so the switch is a same-day handover rather than a period where prospects find a broken page.
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Rankings are usually lost through carelessness, not because a redesign inherently costs you visibility. A common failure: URLs change shape, no redirect is set up, and every backlink and bookmark pointing at the old address now returns a dead page. Search engines read that as the page disappearing, and the ranking disappears with it. This is entirely avoidable with a URL map done before launch.
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Every existing URL is mapped to its new page before launch. Redirects are set for each one, page titles that were already ranking are kept where they still fit the new structure, and the new sitemap is submitted to Google the day the domain switches. None of this is exotic; it is simply done every time, not skipped under deadline pressure.
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The new design is built and reviewed on a private preview while your existing site keeps serving visitors and keeps its rankings intact. There is no window where a half-finished redesign is visible to search engines or to a prospect who found you through an old link.
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Because the new site is faster, structured with a page per line and per office, and backed by weekly articles, most agencies see search visibility improve within the ranking window rather than merely hold steady. A redesign is an opportunity to fix structural weaknesses the old site never addressed, not just a repaint.
Delivered On every plan
Every existing page mapped to its new address before the switch, none left to chance.
Old links and bookmarks land on the correct new page instead of a dead end.
The new site is built and approved before the domain switches, never in a half-finished public state.
No downtime and no visible transition period while the redesign is under construction.
Google is told about the new structure the moment the switch happens, not weeks later.
Local search visibility improves within 3 to 5 months of launch, or the search work continues at no extra charge.
Your current site stays live and unchanged while the new one is built and reviewed on a private preview, so there is no period where rankings are affected by an unfinished site.
Every one is mapped to its new equivalent and given a 301 redirect before launch, so existing links and bookmarks continue to work and search engines carry the ranking signal forward.
The build itself follows your plan's normal timeline, 7 to 15 days depending on tier. The domain switch itself takes minutes once the new site is approved.
Yes. Most redesigns start from a WordPress site, a page builder or an old static site. The content and URL structure are audited regardless of the platform it currently runs on.
The new site can be finished and reviewed on a private preview for as long as you need before the switch. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Edition Ready for press
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $127 a month, the $697 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
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