Keep in mind that once you launch your website, you will need to remove all restrictions set for both search engines and users. The faster the migration itself, the better. The website will be offline for a while, and less downtime means less impact on your business.
Remove obstacles from your trial site (robots.txt bans, noindex tags , password protection) and make sure your DNS records point to the correct servers.
If you plan to run PPC campaigns, launch them lawyer data along with your website. This will help you immediately start spreading awareness of your new site and can also help offset any short-term drops in organic traffic that occur during the migration.
The final phase of migration: We optimize
Now double-check all your changes and make sure everything works as you expected. Be aware that the migration may not go as planned, in which case you will need to decide whether to continue with the changes or revert to the original version of your site.
14. Tune website performance
Monitor the functionality of your new website very closely and check all critical elements including the new Robotx.txt file, XML sitemap, redirects, usability, and analytics.
Compare the performance of the new and old versions of your website.
The third stage of migration: We launch
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