Sitecore to WordPress Migration Service
- Your Sitecore site will be rebuilt in WordPress
- Including all of your content, imagery and assets
- And your existing site structure and meta data will be preserved.
Problems With Automated
Sitecore To WordPress Migration Services
Automated Migration Services
- They aren't accurate, there's often problems
- Your site structure will likely be incorrect after the migration
- If your site is complex, these tools won't be able to handle it
- There is no real process or protection for your live site
So How Do We
Do It Better?
Square Internet
- We're a small team of WordPress developers, who specialise in migrating websites from other CMS platforms like Sitecore to WordPress.
- We use a tried and tested, systematic approach of migrating websites.
- We'll rebuild your Sitecore site on a private development environment.
- We'll pay careful attention to your existing site structure and meta data, so that you don't lose lots of traffic and keyword rankings.
How Does Our Sitecore To WordPress
Migration Service Work?
To migrate your Sitecore website to WordPress, we’ll need to export all of your content from Sitecore, import it into WordPress and then replicate the design and functionality of your old site, making sure your site structure remains the same in the process.
Rebuilding Your Sitecore Website In WordPress
As Sitecore is a different CMS to WordPress, it's necessary to rebuild your website in WordPress. This involves replicating the existing design and functionality using WordPress. This will take place on a private development environment, where you can track the progress, and provide feedback at the end if necessary.
Content Mapping
The most difficult part of the Sitecore to WordPress migration process, is mapping the content from your Sitecore site to the right places in WordPress. Not only does the site structure have to remain the same, in terms of URLs and links, but all of the content, imagery and other assets has to be mapped to the right place on WordPress. This is a problem automated tools cannot fully overcome.
Testing & Going Live
Once your website is complete and rebuilt within WordPress, it's time for testing. This means making sure everything looks and functions as it should, and that all your content and assets are in the right places (including internal links). When this is complete, we'll help you push your new website live seamlessly, so there's no disruption for your website visitors. After your new site is live, we can provide you with ongoing WordPress support.
Our customers rate us EXCELLENT
Sitecore to WordPress
Migration Checklist
- Is your Sitecore to WordPress migration taking place on a private development environment, away from your customers? Never just click "migrate" and hope for the best on your live website with one of these automated tools!
- Have all your existing blog posts, pages and content been successfully migrated to WordPress?
- Does your new site look and function the same as your old Sitecore site?
- Is the new site fully mobile responsive?
- We recommend checking all of your most important "money pages" to ensure the meta data is correct. Right click and choose "view source" to do this.
- If you used www on your old website, ensure you are using this prefix on your new website.
- Make sure that any third party scripts that you use for tracking or analytics have been moved over to your new site before going live.
