Case Study: Mission Cloud

Three companies, one brand, one website that could not lose its Google rankings.

The request was a redesign. The real constraint was migrating three established domains into one without losing the rankings that produced pipeline.

FocusWebsite consolidation & migration
ApproachEvidence-led, staged
Outcome0% rankings lost
Mission Cloud website case study
Outcome3 → 1

websites merged with 0% rankings lost

3 → 1

Websites

One brand, one architecture, one content system.

0%

Rankings lost

Legacy search equity protected through a staged migration.

1 → 10

Calculator leads per week

Qualified pricing-calculator leads after the buyer journey was rebuilt.

Evidence before opinion

Content decisions came from the data, not the org chart

We scored every page on all three sites by traffic, rankings, and conversions. Pages that earned their place stayed and got better. Pages that existed for internal reasons were merged or retired.

That inventory became the migration map: what moves, what merges, what redirects, and in what order.

The unified Mission Cloud website after consolidating three acquired company sites
One unified site replacing three acquired properties.

The staged migration

Move in sections, measure after each one

Rather than a single cutover, the migration moved section by section with redirect maps, monitoring, and rollback points at each stage. We watched rankings daily, so any drop could be fixed in days instead of discovered months later.

Alongside the migration, we rebuilt the buyer journey. We moved the pricing calculator from a buried page to a main path. Serious buyers could now qualify themselves before ever talking to sales.

Customer journey diagram showing the self-qualifying path to the pricing calculator
A self-qualifying buyer journey ending in a measurable, high-intent action.

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