A 301 redirect sends visitors and search engines from an old address to a new one, permanently.
If your services page used to live at /our-services and now lives at /services, a 301 carries people across. It also passes most of the old address's search value to the new one.
Skipping redirects is the most common way a redesign loses rankings. Google finds dead pages, drops them, and the new pages start from zero.
Before your Think Bright site goes live, we list every old address and where it now points. Most match one to one because we rebuild from your existing pages.
A canonical tag tells search engines which address is the official one when a page can be reached several ways.
A sitemap is a file that lists every page on your site so search engines can find them all.
A backlink is a link from someone else's website to yours.
Propagation is the wait while DNS servers around the world pick up a record change.
Paste your URL. We rebuild it, show you the match, and measure the speed. No template. No blank page. Human review from start to finish.
