CMS Migration Services from Global One Digital move B2B and ecommerce sites between content management platforms without losing rankings, content structure or business continuity. We migrate from any CMS to WordPress, Drupal, Bitrix, Strapi, Sanity, Shopify or headless setups — preserving the SEO equity, redirects and content management workflows your team already depends on.
Why CMS migrations fail and how we avoid it
Most failed CMS migrations have the same root cause: trying to lift-and-shift content without understanding the new architecture, content management needs and long-term editorial workflows. Our migration projects start with content audits to understand what should and should not move, content modelling for the new platform that fits how your team will actually use it, and a redirect strategy that protects every URL with traffic or backlinks. Architecture decisions made early, content moved safely later.
What our CMS migration services include
Standard scope covers content audit and structure analysis, content modelling for the target CMS, automated content migration scripts (custom Python or Node depending on platform), 1:1 redirect mapping with regression testing, theme or template development on the target platform, integration with your CRM and analytics so workflows continue, SEO equity protection with proper canonical handling and internal linking preservation, plus user training for content management on the new platform.
Custom CMS and ecommerce migrations we run
WordPress to Drupal or vice versa. Bitrix to WordPress with custom content types preserved. Magento 1 (long out of support) to Shopify Plus or Magento 2. Custom legacy CMS to modern platforms (WordPress, Strapi, Sanity). WordPress.com to self-hosted WordPress with full plugin freedom. Monolithic WordPress to headless setups (WordPress backend with Next.js frontend, or Strapi headless with Vue/React frontend). Each migration follows the same disciplined approach.
Preserving SEO equity during CMS migration
SEO loss is the most expensive way for a CMS migration to fail. Our migrations include comprehensive redirect mapping (every old URL maps to the right new URL with proper 301 status), URL structure preservation where possible, content management migration that keeps the same heading structure and internal linking, schema.org migration, sitemap regeneration with proper hreflang where applicable, plus post-launch monitoring through Google Search Console for rankings recovery.