You do not need to rebuild alone
Changing website platforms can feel risky when your site brings in calls, leads, bookings, or sales. Wigoh starts from the site you already have and creates a separate WordPress preview, so your current website can keep serving customers while you review the move.
What you are responsible for
You know your business best. During review, focus on the things a crawler cannot judge for you:
- Is the wording accurate and up to date?
- Do forms, phone numbers, maps, and booking links work?
- Can a customer find the most important information quickly?
- Does the site look right on a phone?
- Are analytics, email, and other business tools connected?
You can describe changes in everyday language in the AI editor. You do not need to know code to request a new heading, updated colors, a different image, or a layout adjustment.
How the process works
- Share your website address. Wigoh analyzes the public site and prepares the build.
- Review your WordPress preview. Your existing website stays live during this stage.
- Ask for changes. Use the chat editor to refine content and design.
- Launch when ready. Follow the launch checklist before changing your domain.
Keep the transition low-risk
Do not cancel your existing platform or change your domain settings just because the preview exists. First test your important customer journeys, confirm your email and analytics setup, and save a list of your key URLs.
If a page address changes, plan a redirect. The SEO continuity guide explains the basics in plain language.
Business owner checklist
- Identify the pages and actions that generate business
- Review the preview on phone, tablet, and desktop
- Test every form, phone link, map, and booking button
- Check business name, hours, services, and contact details
- Confirm analytics and email notifications
- Approve the site before changing DNS
- Keep a backup or export of important content