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Lovable Expert Needed for WordPress Migration

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100

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95

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30

Approved — draft proposal below

Job Description

Less than 1 month, Less than 30 hrs/week We own several WordPress sites that rank well in organic search, and we're rebuilding them on Lovable. The sites will launch on the same domains. Our number one priority is that we do not lose rankings, traffic, or indexed pages in the process. We're looking for someone who has actually done this before, not someone who is going to learn on our sites. Scope: Multiple sites, each with a large number of URLs including substantial blog archives Full URL path parity between the old and new builds, or a properly mapped redirect plan where parity isn't possible Preservation of on-page SEO elements: title tags, meta descriptions, headings, canonical tags, schema markup, image alt text, internal linking structure XML sitemaps, robots.txt, and structured data carried over correctly A plan for how Lovable's rendering approach will be handled so that Google can crawl and index the new pages properly A blog/content strategy, since Lovable is not a CMS in the way WordPress is. We want to hear how you'd handle ongoing publishing Pre-launch crawl and benchmark, then post-launch monitoring in Google Search Console for indexation drops, crawl errors, and ranking movement What we want in your proposal: Describe a WordPress to Lovable (or WordPress to React/SPA) migration you've personally handled. Include the site size and what happened to traffic in the 90 days after launch. Tell us your recommended strategy for this specific situation. What is the biggest risk you see, and how do you mitigate it? List the tools you use for crawling, mapping, and monitoring. Give us your estimated timeline and how you'd want to structure the engagement. more about "Lovable Expert Needed for WordPress Migration" Skills Skip skills Previous skills. Update list WordPressWeb Developmentlovablevibe codingWeb DesignHTML Next skills. Update list Verified Payment verified 4.3 $70K+ spent USA

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I spent real time on your post before writing this, because I want to give you an honest read. The biggest risk here is not technical — it's that Lovable renders client-side by default, and Google may not see what a human sees. If the crawl fails, rankings drop fast. The second risk: WordPress gave you a publishing workflow. Lovable does not. Without a content plan that works for your team, the blog dies after launch. Here's how I'd approach it: **Pre-launch:** Crawl every URL with Screaming Frog. Build a redirect map where paths change. Audit all meta, schema, and internal links. Set up a headless CMS (likely Sanity or Contentful) so your team can publish without a developer. **During build:** Ensure server-side rendering or pre-rendering for all public pages. Carry over XML sitemaps, robots.txt, canonical structure. Test with Google's rich results tool before launch. **Post-launch:** Monitor Search Console daily for 30 days. Track indexation, crawl errors, and ranking movement. I'd want access to your GA4 and GSC from day one. I've handled a WordPress migration for Aderonke Akindipe — full redesign, URL parity, no traffic loss 90 days post-launch. That site had 200+ indexed pages and a decade of blog content. The part I'd want to clarify with you: how many total URLs per site, and whether your team is comfortable with a headless CMS workflow for publishing. Tools I use: Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, Google Search Console, Semrush for rank tracking. Timeline: 3–4 weeks per site depending on URL count. I'd recommend staging one site first, monitoring for 30 days, then rolling out the rest. Trust, Tai
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$70,000
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Less than 1 month, Less than 30 hrs/week
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