The First 30 Days After a Website Migration

The new site is live, but a successful form submission still needs to reach the person who handles the enquiry. Burst Online’s guide to the first 30 days after a website migration follows that customer journey. Start with the services, forms and purchasing steps that matter to your business, testing them on real devices. When something fails, record the page and the step so the team can reproduce it. Then check that your measurement definitions still match the actions you want to count. Compare reported enquiries with the business records available to you before drawing conclusions about a change. Search landing pages, mobile usability and connections to customer or inventory systems also deserve attention. Burst Online connects website work with those operating systems, bringing the public pages and their handoffs into the same review. By the end of the month, give each unresolved issue an owner and a next step.