Replatforming + commercial continuity

Shopify migration without losing SEO, data or revenue

Move from WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop or custom platforms to Shopify with controlled data, URLs, integrations, analytics and launch QA.

A sound Shopify migration protects valuable URLs, reconciles business data, validates integrations and measures the store before and after launch. The objective is not simply to move a website, but to improve the operation without losing demand or sales.

What we solve within the engagement

Scope follows the business constraint. These capabilities can work together without separating strategy, delivery and measurement.

01

Migration inventory

Products, customers, orders, content, URLs, apps, feeds, events and dependent systems.

02

Redirect map

One-to-one URL mapping and 301 rules designed to protect traffic, links and landing pages.

03

Data migration

Extraction, cleaning, transformation, import and reconciliation with quality controls.

04

Launch control

QA, DNS, redirects, analytics, monitoring and a response plan for post-launch issues.

Ecommerce project connected to a Shopify migration

From opportunity to measurable improvement

01

Diagnose

We review the business, data, platform, acquisition, conversion and retention to find the constraint that matters.

02

Prioritize

We rank opportunities by impact, evidence, effort, risk and dependencies, then turn them into an executable roadmap.

03

Implement

Strategy, design, development and activation work against one commercial objective and one measurement plan.

04

Improve

We measure revenue, margin, conversion and learning. Every cycle ends with a clear next decision.

Questions worth answering before we start

Can a Shopify migration preserve organic traffic?

Risk can be reduced with a full URL inventory, one-to-one redirects, equivalent content, correct canonicals, a fresh sitemap and Search Console monitoring. No responsible agency should promise zero risk.

Which platforms can you migrate?

We can plan migrations from WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, custom platforms and cloud architectures, depending on access and source-data quality.

What happens after launch?

We monitor 404s, indexation, orders, payments, feeds, events, performance and traffic or conversion changes during the agreed stabilization period.

Start with the constraint that costs the most.

Share the current situation and we will prepare an initial view across platform, marketing, data and operations.

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