Website migration to Next.js, with every old address redirected
Keep your pages and your Google addresses. Change who can edit the site.
You keep the design, the pages and the addresses Google knows. We rebuild it in Next.js, so your team can ask an AI coding agent for a change and review it before it goes live.
4.9 from 79 Google reviews. SME500 Singapore award winner, 2023. 20 years in digital marketing.A website move can break the pages that bring you leads
Pages outside the menu go missing
Old blog posts, past campaign pages, a PDF a customer still links to. Nobody lists them, so after the move they open an error page.
The form looks right and sends nothing
The new form has the same fields. The service that received the leads stayed on the old platform, and you find out when enquiries stop.
Old addresses lead nowhere
Google and every site that links to you still use the old addresses. Without a redirect for each one, that traffic hits a dead end.
On WordPress, Webflow, Framer or Lovable? Start here.
WordPress
Posts, pages, the theme or page builder, custom fields, plugins, the media library and every permalink.
Webflow
Collections, forms, site search, interactions, other languages and your redirect list.
Framer
The layouts at each screen size, the motion, the CMS, the forms and the fonts.
Lovable
A real address for every page, pages search engines can read, and the forms and services your build calls.
On something else, or a site a developer coded years ago? We start from the live site and whatever exports you have.
Will the move keep your forms, your addresses and your Google work?
We list every part before the build starts, so nothing waits to be noticed after launch. Here’s what moves with your site:
- Every page, and how it looks on phones and laptops
- The words, the blog or CMS content, the images and the files
- Forms, sending leads where they go now, with the campaign source on each one
- Motion and interactive parts, checked on the real page
- Page titles, descriptions, structured data and a redirect from every old address
- The sitemap, an llms.txt file and clear links between pages, so AI tools and search engines can read the site
What you check at each step, before anything goes live
List everything
We crawl the live site and gather your exports. Then we list every page, form, file and service it uses, and send you the list.
Rebuild the homepage first
We rebuild your homepage in Next.js, with the header, footer, type and colours every other page will share. You compare it with the live site on your phone and laptop.
Move the rest
Once you’re happy with it, we move the remaining pages, content and forms. Every address that changes gets a redirect.
Check before the switch
We test every page, form, redirect and title on the finished site before your domain points to it.
Switch and watch
Your domain moves to the new site. Then we watch search traffic and enquiries.
We moved our own site first: 767 pages, 1,011 redirects
Our own site moved off WordPress, and the job is the same one. digitalmarketingagency.sg is now a static site that Vercel serves from a GitHub repository. We checked that repository on 6 November 2026:
- 767 pages in its sitemap
- 1,011 redirects, each sending an old address to its new page
- 369 of the 370 changes in the 30 days to 6 November were made with an AI coding agent, Claude Code
- A check runs before every push: titles, headings, canonicals, forms, redirects and a list of false claims. If it fails, the push stops and nothing goes live.
- Its llms.txt file is live at /llms.txt and describes the site for AI tools
On 28 October 2026 we were first on Google Singapore for “digital marketing agency”. Rankings move, so we print the date we checked.
Will your team be able to change the site after the move?
Yes. The code sits in a repository with your brand rules, the agent’s instructions and checks that run before anything goes live. Your team asks Claude Code, Codex or Cursor for a change in plain words, looks at the result, and publishes it once the checks pass.
Every public page arrives as plain HTML, with structured data, a sitemap and an llms.txt file, so AI tools and search engines can read the site and quote it. That’s what makes it an agentic website. Your forms send each lead’s campaign source with it, so you can see which campaign brought the enquiry.
You keep your content, data and accounts, so if you ever move on, you take them with you. Want the same team on search after launch? Our SEO plans start from S$600 a month, and website maintenance from S$100 a month.
What happens to your rankings, your forms and your edits
Will moving to Next.js hurt my Google rankings?
Do you need my original code or logins?
Can you keep the design I have now?
Can you move a site that isn’t on these four platforms?
Who reviews the AI agent’s changes after launch?
When should we cancel the old platform?
How much does a website migration cost?
More on moving to an agentic website
Find out what your move involves, free
Send us the site you want to move. We’ll list what it runs on and what has to move before we talk, so the call starts with what we found.
- 1You get a WhatsApp from us straight away, and a reply from the team within one working day.
- 2We run your free site audit before we talk.
- 3We walk you through it on a short call. If we can help, you get a quote. If we can’t, we’ll say so.