Case study · Pet supplies eCommerce

Changing platform
without losing traffic.

An eCommerce site with thousands of indexed URLs moved to a custom platform. The redirects were ready before the switch: after a small initial dip, organic traffic started growing again.

Client
QuattrozampeShop.it
Period
October 2025

The numbers

What changed.

99/100LighthouseA lab test, on a specific page and test conditions.
+17%forecast organic trafficSEOZoom forecast, from about 855,000 to almost a million visits: an indicator, not an achieved result.
A few weeksfor the curve to settleA small initial dip, then settling on the new URLs and growth.

The starting point

The problem.

QuattrozampeShop already lived on organic traffic: product and category URLs indexed for years, old PHP pages still showing in the results, images ranking in Google Images and external links built up over time.

In a situation like this, a badly handled migration does not show on launch day. It shows later, when traffic drops and revenue follows.

The work

What we did.

  1. An inventory of destinationsWe listed the relevant URLs, historical resources included, and kept product URLs wherever possible.
  2. 301 redirects before the switchEvery URL that was not kept got a match to an equivalent page, checked before release.
  3. Old PHP pages and imagesWe recovered the old PHP URLs that were still indexed and protected the product images ranking in Google Images.
  4. A new architectureCategories, brands and filters became pages with readable URLs and their own text; product pages summarise customer reviews and questions.

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