Don’t Get Fired Over a New Website – SEO Web Site Transition – part 1

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  1. This is a useful article. I’m always looking for valuable resources to share with clients and the construction community, and your post is definitely worth sharing!

  2. GoGetIt says:

    I found this article very helpful and have built this inventory of value pages. “Next piece I’ll go into detail on what to do with all this data.” Any word on when the next piece is coming? Thanks so much for the guidance. In the middle of a redesign and want to avoid the post-launch traffic plummet.

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  1. December 9, 2010

    […] In my last article I had described in detail what sort of risks were present when looking specifically at website traffic during a redesign. Assuming that the Page URL’s, site navigation and page content may change, this can lead to heavy losses in web based traffic both in the form of Search Engine traffic, referral traffic and book marked page traffic. This loss avoidable disruption would naturally leads to lost leads, sales and clients (money in your pocket). […]

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