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A migration is not complete when the pages have moved. It is complete when the customer journey still makes sense.
For DVA, the work brought a Wix website, two lead funnels, a client portal, and segmented nurture automations into a clearer Kajabi experience.
Five checks I use before launch:
Map every public page and redirect.
Rebuild forms, tags, and follow-up paths.
Test offers and product access with a real user journey.
Check mobile pages and portal navigation.
Document what the client will manage after handoff.
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two funnels, a portal, and nurture in one move. thats a lot of moving parts
Exactly. The tricky part is keeping access and follow-up aligned, so someone entering through either funnel lands in the right place.
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