Websites · Migration SEO first

Move your website onto HubSpot CMS without losing your rankings.

From WordPress, Webflow or anything else onto HubSpot CMS. URLs mapped, redirects built, SEO preserved, and your marketing team editing pages the day you go live.

URLs mapped before anything movesRedirects builtForms wired to the CRM
Rikki and Mark working through a migration plan at a desk
The problem

The site works. It just doesn't talk to the rest of the system.

A website on one platform and a CRM on another means two logins, two sets of forms and no honest view of which pages create pipeline. Migrating to HubSpot CMS puts the site inside the revenue system.

Done badly it also costs you the rankings you spent years building.

So the migration plan starts with the SEO, not the design.

What we do

Everything moved, nothing lost on the way.

The redirect map is agreed before a single page moves.

Inventory and redirect map

A full URL and content inventory, with a redirect map before anything moves.

Templates and modules

A rebuild on HubSpot CMS, matching or improving the current design.

Content migration

Content moved with schema, metadata and internal links preserved.

Forms and tracking

Forms, CTAs and tracking wired to the CRM.

Launch and training

Staging QC, a launch checklist, post-launch monitoring and training for your team.

A report open on a laptop, from above
Mark in a working session at the table
A meeting agenda on a laptop screen
How it works

Four steps, rankings protected at each one.

Nothing goes live until it has passed QC on staging.

01
Inventory and redirect map

Every URL and piece of content listed, and where it will live on HubSpot.

02
Rebuild templates and modules

The design rebuilt as HubSpot CMS modules your team can edit.

03
Migrate and QC on staging

Content moved across and checked on staging before launch.

04
Launch, monitor, train

Redirects live, rankings watched after launch, your team trained to edit.

Price
from £7,500
$10,000 / €8,650

A fixed price after the inventory, quoted in your currency.

Scoped by page count and complexity, after the inventory.
The redirect map is part of the scope, not an extra.
Recent work includes a multinational rebuild for AutoStore across thousands of URLs, and a multi-region migration for Fulfilmentcrowd.

Honest about fit.

Right for you if
You have an established site with rankings worth protecting.
Your team wants to edit the site themselves.
Your CRM is HubSpot, or is about to be.
Not right if
You were about to redesign the site anyway.
In that case, start with design and build.
“Partnering with Imagine Growth has been transformative. Having them as an extension of our team has given us the confidence to execute our marketing vision effectively.”
Ingunn Bjøru
Ingunn BjøruCMO, IXT

Same rankings, better system.

Send us the URL and we'll tell you what a migration would involve and what it would protect.

Scope your migration No sales team, no gatekeeper.
Rikki Lear
Rikki LearCommercial Director