Beyond WordPress

How Do I Migrate Away from WordPress Without Losing My SEO?

When the plugins pile up, performance drops, and small changes take forever - one fear looms: what will happen to our Google rankings?

A well-managed migration boosts your SEO — in fact, it is often a chance to fix legacy issues that were holding you back.

Audit your existing content & structure
Know what pages perform well, what’s outdated, and what URLs must stay intact (or redirected properly).
Map URLs before launch
If you change a page slug, make sure it redirects to the new version with a 301 — no dead ends.
Replicate your metadata
Titles, meta descriptions, schema markup, image alt tags — don’t lose them in the move.
Check speed and Core Web Vitals
Many teams see SEO gains post-migration thanks to faster load times and cleaner code.
Keep your sitemap & robots.txt updated
Make sure search engines can re-crawl your new setup fast.

Most sites improve post-migration — because you finally get rid of bloat, duplicate content, and plugin cruft.

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