Public availability
Weebly states that affected websites are scheduled to be unpublished on 27 September 2026. Waiting until the site disappears makes content checks and launch comparison harder.
Weebly states that affected websites are scheduled to be unpublished on 27 September 2026. Waiting until the site disappears makes content checks and launch comparison harder.
Account access for affected users is scheduled to close on 26 December 2026. Content, settings, files and account-dependent information should be reviewed before that date.
Existing URLs, indexed pages, forms, landing pages, domain settings and email dependencies need a plan. Moving every old URL to the homepage is not an acceptable SEO strategy.
Record public pages, articles, images, downloads, forms and important conversion paths. Identify content that needs manual reconstruction, rewriting or owner approval.
Rebuild the agreed pages in a maintainable WordPress structure, configure approved forms and prepare a handover that does not require editing code for routine updates.
Plan domain or DNS changes, reconnect approved form destinations and prepare GA4, Search Console or tag locations when the relevant accounts are available.
Match each valuable old URL to the most relevant new page. Do not redirect unrelated pages to the homepage simply to avoid a 404.
Carry forward or improve titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and image Alt text where the content and search intent remain relevant.
Verify 301 behaviour, canonical tags, sitemap output, robots rules, forms, key events and post-launch crawl signals. Monitoring reduces avoidable risk but cannot guarantee rankings.
Confirm the public URL, website size, content types, account status, deadline, domain, email, SEO and tracking dependencies.
Agree what will be rescued, rebuilt, redesigned, redirected, tested and excluded. Confirm third-party costs and information still required.
Rebuild the approved scope, compare pages, test responsive layouts, forms, links, metadata and redirects before launch.
Coordinate DNS or domain changes, verify the public site and monitor indexing, redirects and key conversion paths after launch.
Prioritises preserving content, images, files and domain-transfer information when a full new website cannot be completed immediately.
Check current pricing categoriesRebuilds an agreed WordPress site with URL mapping, redirects, form checks and the core launch requirements defined in the quotation.
Request a free auditAdds revised information architecture, visual direction, service-page content and broader marketing foundations. This requires more decisions and a larger scope.
The free audit reviews website size, visible content, timeline pressure and known domain, SEO or tracking risks before a migration scope is proposed.