Website relaunch in Giessen: planned, not hoped for
Most of what goes wrong in a relaunch goes wrong on the day of the switch: old addresses lead nowhere and the pages you ranked for disappear. We write the redirect plan before the new site goes live, move the content that earns your positions first, and agree the price before the work starts.
A redirect for every old address
The map is written before launch, not reconstructed from the error report afterwards.
Built by the owner
Umutcan Emre Tezgel plans and writes the migration himself, without agency overhead.
Fixed price before the start
A binding price on request after a free analysis, with full source code ownership.
Free look at your current site
Personal consultation with owner Umutcan Emre Tezgel within 24h.
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A relaunch is a move, and moves are where things get lost
The new design is the visible part. What decides whether the new site keeps what the old one earned happens underneath it.
Every old address keeps a destination
The redirect map is written before the new site goes live, not reconstructed afterwards from the error report. Each existing URL is matched to its counterpart, and the ones without a counterpart are decided deliberately rather than left to a 404.
The content that earns positions moves first
Pages are ranked by what they currently bring in before anything is rewritten, so the text carrying your visibility is carried across rather than summarised away in the redesign.
One change at a time after launch
Titles, structure and design do not move in the same week. It is the only way to say afterwards which change did what, and the only way to undo the one that hurt.
Nothing left to retrofit
The new site runs on Next.js and Supabase, so there is no plugin stack to maintain, and the data sits in ISO-certified German data centres.
Relaunching a site in Giessen
A website often outlives the person who built it: a student, a university spin-off, or an agency that has since moved on. The site usually keeps working fine until that person is gone, at which point nobody can change the text, nobody knows what it runs on, and the login belongs to an email address that no longer exists.
That is the situation a relaunch is actually for, and it starts with three questions rather than with a design: who holds the hosting account, who holds the domain, and where does the content live. Answering them takes an afternoon and it decides everything that follows, including whether a relaunch is needed at all, or whether taking over the existing site would be the cheaper answer.
The office is in Wetzlar, roughly half an hour away, so a first meeting in Giessen is easy to arrange and costs nothing. What follows it is the same work described on the relaunch hub: an inventory of every address, a plan for each one, and a launch date agreed rather than announced.
Questions before a relaunch in Giessen
Do you work on site in Giessen?
Giessen is about half an hour from the office in Wetzlar, so an on-site first meeting is straightforward and costs nothing. The work itself happens remotely: a relaunch is planning, writing and checking rather than something that needs somebody in your building.
Our site is run by the university spin-off that built it. Can it still be relaunched?
Yes, and the relevant question is not who built it but what it runs on and who holds the accounts. What is needed is access to the hosting, the domain registrar and the existing content. With those three, the site can be inventoried and rebuilt regardless of who maintained it before. If any of the three is missing, recovering it is the first step and usually simpler than it sounds.
Will a relaunch cost us our positions for searches in Giessen?
Local positions are lost in a relaunch the same way any other position is: the address a search engine has for a page stops working. Mapping every existing URL to its counterpart removes that cause. Beyond the site, a local ranking also rests on the Google Business Profile and on how the business is named across other listings, and neither of those changes when the website does.
What does a relaunch cost?
We look at the existing site in a free initial consultation and you get a binding fixed price on request afterwards, which does not move during the project. What drives that number is the page count, how much content has to move by hand, how many old addresses need a redirect, whether the design is drawn from scratch and whether an editing system is needed.
Your new website in Giessen: fixed price, built personally by the developer
A website for trades, practices and service providers in Giessen that loads in under half a second, looks good on every phone and brings in inquiries. Tell me in one sentence what you need; I get back to you within 24 hours.
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