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Rushed migrations are where most avoidable problems happen — a realistic timeline with buffer built in produces a much smoother result.
Phase 1: Preparation
Setting up new hosting, testing compatibility, and documenting the current setup should happen well before any actual content moves.
Phase 2: Migration and Testing
Move content to the new environment and test thoroughly on a temporary URL before any DNS changes are made — this is not the phase to rush.
Phase 3: Cutover
Once testing confirms everything works, switch DNS and monitor closely during the propagation window.
Phase 4: Post-Migration Cleanup
Confirm redirects work, monitor for issues over the following weeks, and only decommission the old hosting once you're fully confident the migration succeeded.
