Overview: Website Relaunch SEO Results for DigiGrowvity Itself
This website relaunch SEO results case study covers our own website, not a client's. In our experience advising clients on site migrations, the honest way to prove a migration strategy works is to run it on your own site first and publish the real Search Console numbers, good or bad. In July 2026, we fully rebuilt digigrowvity.com from WordPress into a custom Next.js platform: 84 pages migrated in a single push, new per-content-type sitemaps generated, and every page's content rewritten from scratch.
A migration like this carries real risk if it is not handled carefully:
- Google can lose track of pages during a platform change and stop indexing them
- Old URLs that are not redirected properly turn into 404s and lose their search equity
- A rebuilt site can sit invisible in search for months if sitemaps and structured data are not done correctly
- Impressions and clicks can silently drop for weeks before anyone notices
500+ Pages Stuck Unindexed
The old WordPress site had roughly 505 pages sitting unindexed in Google, a backlog that had been growing for months.
Low Daily Visibility
Daily impressions before the relaunch sat in the 20 to 45 range, a small fraction of what 84 real content pages should generate.
Platform Migration Risk
Moving from WordPress to a custom-built Next.js platform risked losing search equity if redirects and sitemaps were not handled precisely.
No Verified Before-and-After Data
Without a controlled before and after, there was no way to prove which migration decisions actually mattered.
Untested in the Real World
Every technical SEO recommendation we give clients needed to be proven on a real site first, not just in theory.
Old URLs at Risk
Years of indexed WordPress URLs needed a precise redirect map to preserve their existing search value through the switch.
How We Solved It
This website relaunch SEO results project combined a full platform rebuild with a deliberate, verifiable technical SEO migration plan.
This work drew on our technical SEO services and our web design and development services.
The Result
This website relaunch SEO results project shows a clear, dated turning point in Google Search Console, precisely matching the July 2026 relaunch.
| Metric | Before (through Jul 11) | After (Jul 13 onward) |
|---|---|---|
| Pages indexed | ~150 | 689 |
| Pages not indexed | ~505 | 279 |
| Daily impressions | 20-45 | 160-345 |
| 10-day click window | 3 clicks (May) | 5 clicks (Aug) |
Indexed pages grew 4.6x and daily impressions rose 6 to 9x within weeks. Average position across the site is still 35.4, which we are direct about: this relaunch fixed discoverability, and ranking higher is the next phase, driven by backlinks and time rather than more content. See our SEO services hub, or get in contact if your site needs a technical migration that protects and grows its search visibility.
Why This Website Relaunch SEO Results Project Worked
In short, this website relaunch SEO results project worked because indexing was treated as the primary risk to manage, not an afterthought. A precise redirect map and per-type sitemaps meant Google could re-crawl and re-index the entire site almost immediately, instead of the months-long limbo a careless migration usually causes.
The migration also came through clean on the technical side: 11 of 11 checked pages serve valid HTTPS, and breadcrumb structured data is fully valid with zero errors. Neither would have stayed clean automatically through a full platform switch without deliberate technical SEO work.
Conclusion
This website relaunch SEO results outcome shows that a full platform migration, done with a deliberate redirect and sitemap strategy, can clear a months-long indexing backlog and multiply search visibility within weeks, verified directly against real Search Console data rather than assumed.
Key Takeaways
A precise redirect map prevents a platform migration from losing years of accumulated search equity.
Per-content-type sitemaps help Google re-crawl a rebuilt site far faster than a single generic sitemap.
Indexing and impressions can recover within weeks of a migration, but ranking position takes longer to climb.
Publishing your own real before-and-after data is a stronger proof point than any client testimonial alone.
A full content rewrite during a migration gives Google genuinely new material to index, not just a reformatted copy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Running the migration on our own site let us publish the full, real Search Console data without any confidentiality limits, and prove the approach before recommending it to clients.