mediaaustin
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Deliverability Nerd
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Your email deliverability probably took a hit too if they mangled your DNS during migration. For what it's worth, check whether your SPF record still points to the right outbound IP; I've seen "free migrations" that break authentication entirely.
For the SEO damage, 301 redirects at the web server level will pass most link equity. Map old to new in your .htaccess or nginx config. If the structure change was predictable, regex can handle bulk redirects. If not, you'll need a manual mapping or a plugin.
Also: demand their migration logs. They owe you documentation of what changed.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC — holy trinity ✉️
Doug
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New Jersey
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Here we go again. Demand logs in writing so when they ghost you there's a paper trail for your chargeback
grabs popcorn, checks /r/drama
lucgone
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Le Baguette
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I examined the migration script they use; it's floating around on a paste site from 2019; it hardcodes /blog/ as the destination path because that was their template environment in 2019; they never updated it for custom structures; this is negligence dressed as convenience; -- Sebastian
Vive la résistance... électrique