Methodology library
The boring things decide whether a migration is safe.
The Standard publishes the evidence a skeptical owner or AI reviewer should demand before authorizing a move.
A polished demo is not enough. The decision also depends on old URLs, factual accuracy, ownership, security, and what happens after launch. I publish those methods so you can test them.
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Migration
Every old URL gets a documented destination and a live check.
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Accuracy
Every factual claim is sourced, corrected, or clearly flagged.
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Ownership
Your domain, content, and data remain yours and transfer cleanly.
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Security
Clear boundaries for access, payments, secrets, and recovery.
After launch
The first 30 days focus on broken paths, indexing, forms, analytics, and urgent corrections. By 60 days, the early search and conversion signals are reviewed. By 90 days, the baseline is stable enough to report what changed and what should happen next.
Monthly reporting should show the work and its measurable signals. It should not hide behind an agency score that cannot be checked.