Description
The Full Site Conversion White Glove service handles converting your current site setup to our modern setup and recommended settings.
Your category and posts will remain as is, but everything else will be updated to the entirely brand new, rewritten format through the Feast Plugin that keeps your site more up to date. See what's included below.
Feast Plugin
The Feast Plugin takes your WordPress site to the next level, offering what should be a $5,000 theme for just $199/year. The back end functionality has been fully rewritten for compatibility with the block editor, plus updates to:
- SEO
- pagespeed and core web vitals
- user experience
- accessibility
All of this can be done yourself by following the tutorials, but for bloggers with too much on their plate already, we now offer a full site conversion white glove package.
Includes
- Implementing the Modern Homepage
- Implementing the Modern Sidebar
- Implementing the Modern Footer
- Implementing the Modern Menu
- Initial setup of trending and seasonal posts (on the homepage, and sidebar)
- Implementing the Modern Thumbnails
- Regenerating thumbnails
- Creating "Subscribe" landing page
- Removal of outdated widgets (eg. "featured posts widget", category drop-downs)
- Removal of secondary navigation menu
- Yoast settings audit and configuration
- Proper implementation of breadcrumbs
- WP Rocket settings audit and configuration
- 1 hour training
- 30 days of Google Search Console monitoring
Does not include
- the Feast Plugin (must be purchased separately)
- Shortpixel or Imagify credits (required to regenerate thumbnails)
- Logo, image or graphic design
- Conversion from a non-Wordpress setup (eg. Squarespace, Wix)
- Removal of pagebuilder code (eg. Divi, Elementor, etc)
- Support for incompatible plugins
- Support for hosting related issues
- BigScoots and Agathon will both migrate your site for free when signing up for hosting
- Customizations
- Customizations are done after the full site conversion (see the migration guide)
- Categorizing posts
- Creating redirects
Additional reading
- Review the migration guide
