Replatforming · WooCommerce · Magento · BigCommerce
Migrate to Shopify without losing your rankings.
Replatforming is risky when it is rushed. I plan the data mapping first, migrate to a Shopify development store, let you review it, and only then switch over, with redirects ready.
Starting at $1,200
- Redirects
- Full 301 map
- Reviewed on
- Staging first
- Typical source
- WooCommerce
How it goes
Four steps, no rush.
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1
WooCommerce to Shopify
I know WooCommerce inside out, including plugins, custom fields and quirky product setups, which makes it easier to see what has to be recreated on Shopify and what can be simplified.
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Data mapping and import
Products, variants, images, collections, customers and orders are mapped field by field, imported to a staging store and spot-checked. Anything that does not map cleanly is flagged, not forced.
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SEO-safe cutover
A full redirect map from old URLs to new, plus checks of titles, descriptions and structured data after import. Search Console is monitored after launch.
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Launch and after
A launch checklist, DNS cutover with minimal downtime, and a post-launch review of orders, payments and emails in the first days.
What moves over.
- Products
- Variants and options
- Collections
- Images and media
- Customers
- Order history
- Pages and blog posts
- SEO metadata
What can be moved depends on the source platform. I tell you up front what can and cannot, before you commit.
Protecting your SEO
Every old URL gets a new home.
Illustrative example. Your real map is built from your store's URLs.
I built the multi-variant catalog and collection architecture for PetShack, an Australian pet supply store.
Migration to Shopify FAQ.
Can you migrate order history and customers?
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Do you only migrate from WooCommerce?
How long does it take?
What does it cost?
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Ready when
you are.
Tell me what you need. You get an honest estimate after a read-only look at your store, and you pay nothing for the conversation.