
Migrate your website to Shopify and preserve all your SEO
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What you get with this Offer
I'll handle your full migration to Shopify with SEO preservation as a core priority throughout — not an afterthought bolted on at the end. That means every existing URL is mapped and redirected correctly, your metadata and page content is carried across accurately, your site structure is maintained or improved, and Google is guided through the transition smoothly so your rankings stay intact. Whether you're moving from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, WooCommerce, or a custom-built site, the process is handled methodically so nothing important falls through the cracks.
By the time the migration is complete, your Shopify store will be live, properly configured, and set up to maintain the search visibility you've already built — with clean redirects, verified indexing, and a Google Search Console handover confirming everything is in order.
What's included: full content and product migration to Shopify, 301 redirect mapping for all existing URLs, metadata transfer and on-page SEO preservation, theme setup and brand customisation on Shopify, Google Search Console reconnection and crawl verification, sitemap resubmission, broken link check post-migration, and a post-launch SEO health check to confirm rankings are holding.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Current website URL — the full address of the site being migrated
Current platform — what your site is built on right now (WordPress, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, custom, etc.)
Current site access — admin or backend login so I can export content, products, and data cleanly
Shopify access — existing Shopify store login or confirmation if a new store needs to be created
Full URL list — a list or export of all current pages and product URLs so nothing gets missed during redirect mapping
Brand assets — logo, colours, and fonts for the Shopify theme setup
Google Search Console access — so I can monitor crawl behaviour before, during, and after the migration
Priority pages — any specific pages or products that are currently ranking well and must be protected above all else
Timeline — whether you have a preferred go-live date, as this affects how the migration is staged and tested