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WordPress to Mainfolk

Moving a 48-year-old La Salle pub from WordPress to Mainfolk

A page-builder WordPress site with no analytics, no SEO tooling, and no readable homepage headline, rebuilt on Mainfolk with a structured 57-item menu, an events calendar, and an automated blog, then cut over on a registrar-locked domain with every old URL redirected.

19% → 96/Aagency report score → live measured grade
13 pagesrebuilt from 23 builder pages, content diffed
0downtime, lost posts, abandoned URLs
57 itemsmenu structured into 9 editable sections
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Infrastructure Consolidation

Consolidating a 15-year-old hosting fleet without anyone noticing

13 production websites, a payment-processing registration platform, 14 DNS zones, and a 16-mailbox email service moved onto one managed server in three reversible cutover waves. Nobody lost a payment, an email, or a minute of uptime.

6 weeksthree cutover waves
0unplanned downtime, lost payments, lost email
~60%lower infrastructure spend
10,384runtime warnings cleared to zero
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