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BNবাংলা#Migrations
Moving a blog to a new platform, structure or domain without losing what it has built. We cover redirect mapping, preserving URLs where possible, and checking everything before and after the move. You will find the mistakes that cause most migration traffic losses and how to avoid them. We also cover what to monitor in the weeks after a move. Some fluctuation is normal, and we explain how to tell it from a real problem.
2026. gada 30. sept. · Lasīšanas laiks: 8 min301 or 302 Redirect? Choosing the Right One for a Blog
When a blog needs a 301 redirect, when a 302 is right, how 307 and 308 fit in, and how to avoid the chains,…
2026. gada 29. sept. · Lasīšanas laiks: 9 minChanging a Blog Theme Without Hurting SEO: A Checklist
What can go wrong for search when you change a blog theme, and a before, during and after checklist that keeps titles, headings, schema…
2026. gada 27. sept. · Lasīšanas laiks: 11 minSubdomain or Subfolder: Where Should Your Blog Live?
blog.example.com or example.com/blog? How search engines treat each, when a subdomain makes sense, and how to move a blog between them without losing traffic.
2026. gada 23. sept. · Lasīšanas laiks: 5 minHow to Write a URL Slug That Still Makes Sense in Two Years
A good slug is short, readable, lowercase, hyphenated and free of dates. Why it rarely needs to match the title, and why changing it…
2026. gada 19. aug. · Lasīšanas laiks: 6 minChanging a Blog’s Domain Name Safely
A domain change is the riskiest migration. When it is worth doing, how to redirect everything, how to tell search engines, and what to…
2026. gada 19. aug. · Lasīšanas laiks: 6 minMigrating a Blog Without Losing Its Traffic
Most traffic lost in a migration goes through missing redirects and changed URLs. A checklist for before, during and after the move, and what…