Your WordPress site probably doesn't need a complete rebuild. It needs ruthless editing. I review...Your WordPress site probably doesn't need a complete rebuild. It needs ruthless editing. I review...
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Your WordPress site probably doesn't need a complete rebuild. It needs ruthless editing.
I reviewed a founder's site last week. Twelve pages. Two-thirds of the content was outdated case studies, vague service descriptions, and paragraphs nobody would ever read.
His actual conversion driver: a five-paragraph explainer of how his product worked, buried on page three.
We cut the bloat. Moved that section to the homepage. Cleaned up the navigation. Same site, different impact.
The redesign wasn't fancy. It was subtraction.
Most sites fail because they try to say everything. Pick the one thing you need visitors to understand, then ruthlessly cut everything else.
What's the one thing your site actually needs visitors to do, and is everything else just noise?
Developed a fully custom WordPress website for ScrumQueens, transforming the previous website into a modern, structured, and maintainable digital platform.
Key Contributions:
Custom-developed the WordPress website to support the project's specific content and business requirements.
Designed and implemented custom WordPress data structures for organized content management.
Migrated a large volume of content and data from the previous website into the new custom WordPress structure.
Worked with WordPress development capabilities, including PHP, custom post types, and content management functionality.
Focused on maintaining content integrity throughout the migration and making ongoing website management easier.
How did you check the older content after migration? Matching article counts is one step, but I'd be curious how you checked images and links inside the articles.