SEO-safe relaunch
URL mapping and redirect planning keep visibility stable and avoid unnecessary traffic losses.
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SEO Migration
Website Relaunch & Redesign for existing pages
Modernize existing websites without losing SEO value.
We combine modern design with SEO-safe migration and a redirect plan so visibility stays stable and leads grow.
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Better user guidance
Clear structure, faster orientation, and strong CTAs improve inquiry quality.
Faster launch
With a clear roadmap and QA, we launch redesigns in a controlled, structured way.
| Package | Starting price | Typical scope | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| UX Refresh | from 600 € | Design update + structure improvements | Partial modernization |
| SEO Relaunch | from 600 € | Redesign + Redirect-Mapping + QA | Relaunch with ranking protection |
| Redesign + Conversion | from 1,500 € | Relaunch + Funnel-optimization + Tracking | Growth-focused teams |
Prices are guideline values depending on page count, content migration, and system complexity.
Comparison: visual redesign vs SEO-safe relaunch
| Criteria | Visual only | SEO-safe relaunch |
|---|---|---|
| Ranking risk | Higher | Controlled |
| Lead quality | Unklar | Measurably better |
| Launch safety | Low | High |
Local context & cluster
Redesign is closely connected with SEO, performance, and CMS implementation. That is why this page is intentionally integrated into our service cluster.
Redesign without visibility loss: strategy before visuals
A redesign rarely fails because of design itself; it fails because of missing migration strategy. If URL structures change without planning, content is cut, or redirects are missed, the website can lose rankings built over years. That is why we treat redesign as a combined UX, SEO, and technical project with explicit risk control.
At the start, we analyze which pages drive the most organic and commercial value. These pages get priority in structure, content, and redirect mapping. This protects critical performance while weaker areas are modernized. It prevents the typical relaunch effect: everything looks new, but business results drop.
In design, we focus on clear information hierarchy and quick orientation. Users should immediately understand what is offered, who it is for, and what the next step is. We validate this not only visually but through real user paths. The result is pages that look better and convert better.
Go-live is not an endpoint; it is a controlled transition. We check indexing, redirects, canonicals, tracking, and key forms immediately after launch. Early deviations can be corrected before ranking or lead losses become visible. This stabilization phase is essential in every relaunch.
A strong redesign improves more than perception; it improves business metrics. We align design, SEO signals, and conversion goals in one shared roadmap, so the relaunch looks modern and performs better.
Redesign results tracked clearly
For redesign projects, success means keeping existing visibility stable while increasing conversion performance.
Before relaunch, we capture key pages, rankings, and traffic paths. This lets us verify exactly after launch whether critical areas remain stable.
Redirect mapping and technical QA are not only implemented but checked against real user signals. This exposes where follow-up adjustments are needed.
After launch, we compare old and new performance at page level: visibility, contact rate, dwell time, and mobile usage.
Implementation principles
- Relaunch KPIs are defined upfront: ranking stability and lead performance.
- Redirects and information architecture are managed as core risk areas.
- Post-launch monitoring runs in tightly scheduled intervals.
- optimizations basieren auf Daten statt subjektivem Designfeedback.
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Will I lose rankings during a redesign?
With clean redirect strategy and technical migration, we significantly reduce this risk.
Do you also handle partial redesigns?
Yes, if a full relaunch is not economically necessary.
How do you measure success?
Through leads, conversion rate, visibility, and Core Web Vitals.
Do you also handle content migration during relaunch?
Yes. We migrate existing content in a structured way and check SEO relevance, internal linking, and redirects.
Is a phased relaunch possible instead of a big-bang launch?
Yes. For complex sites, we use phased migration to reduce risk and apply learnings early.
After relaunch, we closely support the first weeks to monitor data, user behavior, and technical signals. This enables early optimization before potential is lost.
This makes the relaunch not only visually stronger, but also measurably more successful in business terms.
In the post-launch phase, we plan targeted optimization cycles so insights from real user behavior flow directly back into structure and content.
Next step
We create a relaunch plan with URL mapping, UX priorities, and clear go-live steps.