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Demonstration · scripted · deterministic

WordPress → Laravel, SEO preserved

Migrate off WordPress without losing the rankings you spent years building. Same URLs, same metadata, same structured data — and a measurable speedup across every page.

Before
WordPress · 12 plugins
s
Time to first paint · median of 100 runs
PHP boot 0.42s
12 plugin init 1.18s
MySQL query 0.83s
Template render 2.91s
Cache miss +1.36s
After
Laravel · static-first
s
Time to first paint · median of 100 runs
Edge cache hit 0.08s
HTML render 0.61s
CDN delivery 1.92s
LCP 0.79s
Total 3.40s
URL preservation · 39/39
all 301 verified · zero 404s
/200
/products/featured200
/about200
/blog/best-of-2019200
/visit200
/blog/sustainable-practices200
/membership200
/shop/bulk-discount200
/contact200
/events/summer-sale200
/shipping200
/faq200
/legal/privacy200
/legal/terms200
… 25 more
Indexed pages
39 → 39
Organic traffic
100% retained
Search Console errors
0 new
Lighthouse perf
42 → 94

By the numbers

6.7 → 3.4s

Page load time on a retail site before and after the migration. Measured on the same connection, same page, same content. 39 URLs preserved with 301 redirects and zero 404s in the first 30 days.

What it replaced

A WordPress install that loaded a dozen plugins before the first byte, an editorial workflow that required a PHP runtime to preview, and a host that charged by the visit for what should have been static HTML.

What you'd actually get

  • URL-by-URL migration audit — every existing route is mapped, redirected, or preserved 1:1.
  • Static rendering of marketing pages; dynamic rendering only where it has to be.
  • Same structured data (JSON-LD, OpenGraph, sitemap) so Google does not flinch.

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