
Do not lose the audience gained through your current interface
Site migration is a delicate operation that requires meticulous preparation to avoid the risk of losing traffic and SERP positioning. To do so, it is essential that you ensure URL continuity, by means of a mapping file. To facilitate indexing for your new web pages, sitemaps need to be updated.
When you move from one site to the next, several elements are likely to result in losing visitors:
Consequently, if nothing is done to ensure that links to former pages take the user to the newly created web page, Google is incapable of transferring acquired popularity between the sites, leading to its loss.
To ensure correct transfer of old URLs towards a new site, we recommend you implement 301 redirects. We suggest URL matching between each page. To do so, we try to find an equivalent page or a similar theme in order to execute redirection. This document is generally forwarded to the web developer, who then integrates it within the site via a .htaccess file.
The aim of a sitemap.xml file is to reunite all the available pages on the site in order to facilitate indexing when robots intervene. If such a file already exists, it will need to be updated with the new URLs. If the former site had no such file, then we recommend you create one, taking great care to mention all the URLs to index.
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