Umbraco development
Stage: Be chosenUmbraco development
Umbraco websites, upgrades and support for .NET teams, built for performance, accessibility and SEO.
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Organic clicks, 8 weeks either side of launch
BeforeLaunchAfterOrganic traffic after launch+18%Mobile load time1.4sRedirects mapped100%
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Why it matters now
Built for .NET teams
Umbraco is a flexible, open-source CMS on .NET, popular with organizations that already run Microsoft technology. It needs careful upgrades to stay secure and fast.
Then
DesignBuildLaunchFix SEO later
Search was an afterthought, fixed after traffic dropped.Now
URL mapBuild to rankChecked launchTraffic kept
SEO, speed and tracking are part of the build from the first sprint.What’s included
Everything a build needs to perform
Six parts of every Umbraco project.
How we do it
Five steps, one owner
A typical build runs about 12 weeks. Every step has a date, an owner and something you can see.
Week 1 to 2DiscoveryGoals, users, content and the rankings the current site must keep.You get a scope and URL map
Week 2 to 4Architecture and designSitemap, templates, design system and technical plan.You get approved designs
Week 4 to 10Build on UmbracoBuild in sprints with a staging site you can review every week.You get a working staging site
Week 9 to 12SEO and launch checksRedirects, metadata, schema, speed and tracking checked before launch.You get a launch checklist signed off
After launchMonitor and improveWatch rankings, speed and conversions, and fix anything that moved.You get a post-launch report
Where rebuilds go wrong
Most traffic losses happen at launch
Changed URLs without redirects, missing metadata and slower templates are the usual reasons a new site loses search traffic. We check every one before launch day.
- Step 1: MapEvery old URL mapped to a new one
- Step 2: CheckMetadata, schema and speed on staging
- Step 3: LaunchRedirects live, sitemaps submitted
- Step 4: WatchRankings and errors monitored daily
How we measure it
Measured from day one
Speed, search visibility and conversions tracked from launch, so you can see what the new build changed. Ongoing support runs in 90-day blocks.
3Core Web Vitals trackedEveryrelease checked1report with traffic and leads
- Core Web Vitals by template
- Organic traffic kept through launch
- Conversion rate and leads
- Uptime and error rates
Your options
Four ways to build on Umbraco
Use a template, hire a freelancer, hire a development shop, or build with your search partner.
One team, no handoffs
Umbraco Development works best with the rest of search
The same team runs every service that feeds AI answers, so nothing waits on another vendor.
Questions
What people ask about Umbraco Development
Can you upgrade our old Umbraco site?
Yes, from older versions to current ones, including content and package migrations.
Do you host Umbraco?
We deploy to Azure, Umbraco Cloud or your own infrastructure.
Is Umbraco good for SEO?
Yes, with clean templates, metadata control and fast hosting.
Can Umbraco run headless?
Yes, using its content delivery API with a modern front end.
Do you provide ongoing support?
Yes, with patching, monitoring and improvements in 90-day blocks.
What happens after launch?
We monitor speed, rankings and conversions, and offer ongoing support and improvements in 90-day blocks.
The full guide · 6 min readUmbraco development and upgrades for .NET teams
When it is the right choice, what a good build includes and how to keep your rankings through a migration.
- 01When Umbraco fits
- 02What a good build includes
- 03Speed and SEO
- 04Migrating safely
Plan your Umbraco build
Talk to a partner about scope, timeline and how we keep your rankings through launch.