Import
Already have a website? Bring it with you.
An old website is not nothing. It has URLs that rank, pages people link to, and years of information about your business buried in its text. Siteleon reads all of that before it proposes anything, so a migration adds rather than resets.
Analysing your website
Pages discovered
47
Services
9
Locations
3
Images
126
Forms
14
Indexed URLs
38
Needs a look before you migrate
- Pages likely outdated6
- Redirect risks4
- Duplicate title patterns11
What gets read
Twelve things Siteleon looks at before it suggests a single change.
The scan is read-only and changes nothing on your current site. It runs before you have decided anything.
- Pages and their structure
- URLs and how they are linked
- Navigation
- Visible content
- Images and assets
- Forms
- Services and products
- Locations
- Titles and descriptions
- Structured data
- Redirects, where they can be seen
- Tracking and consent tags
How a migration is done here
Seven rules, and the first one is the one most migrations break.
Losing search traffic in a redesign is not bad luck. It is a redirect map nobody made.
- 01Keep the URLs that already earn traffic
- 02Build a redirect map for every URL that has to change
- 03Carry over titles, descriptions and structured data
- 04Leave no page orphaned in the new navigation
- 05Move images and assets with their provenance intact
- 06Re-test every form before the old site goes dark
- 07Compare old against new, page by page, before publishing
The other option
You do not have to migrate at all.
If a rebuild is not the right move this quarter, keep the site you have and add the intelligence anyway. Plenty of accounts stay that way, and that is a legitimate outcome rather than a failed sale.
Keep your website
WordPress
Plugin
Shopify
App
Webflow
Embed
Custom site
Script or API
What you gain without rebuilding
Migrate later if it earns it. Starting does not have to mean rebuilding.
Bring the site you have. Keep what it earned.
Siteleon scans it first, shows you what it found, and only then proposes a migration. Nothing changes on your live site until you publish.
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