A redesign or migration that drops your traffic off a cliff is fixable — but only if you diagnose what actually broke instead of guessing. That's what I do.
Rankings usually drop after a migration because of broken or missing redirects, changed URLs, lost pages, indexing or canonical errors, or content that didn't carry over. Recovery means finding exactly which of these happened and fixing it methodically.
Sites that lost traffic after moving.
Rebuilds that tanked rankings.
WordPress, Hostinger, GoDaddy, Shopify moves gone wrong.
Businesses losing revenue right now.
Old URLs not pointing to new ones. Lost link equity.
Pages that didn't survive the move.
New site blocked or noindexed by accident.
Wrong canonical tags confusing Google.
Key content thinned or removed.
New site slower than the old one.
Compare before/after, find exactly what broke.
Fix the highest-impact issues first — redirects, indexing, lost pages.
Restore content, structure, and signals.
Track recovery and catch anything missed.
"Brian's expertise, reliability, and commitment to outstanding outcomes were clear at every stage. If you're looking to enhance your website and grow your brand, Brian is the perfect collaborator."
Usually yes, if the underlying issues are found and fixed. The longer you wait, the harder it gets, so move quickly.
Often weeks to a few months once fixes are in and Google re-crawls. Severity varies.
Commonly broken redirects, changed URLs, lost pages, or indexing errors introduced during the move.
Yes, troubleshooting hosting and access issues is part of what I do.
Yes. I'm based in Los Angeles and know the local market well, but I work with businesses across California and nationwide, delivered remotely with regular check-ins.
Pricing depends on scope. After a free audit I send a clear, fixed proposal — no vague hourly surprises. Most small-business projects fall into defined packages so you know the number up front.
Book a free audit. You tell me your website and main problem, I review it, and I send back a prioritized action plan. If it's a fit, we scope the work from there.