Moving from WordPress to Webflow Without Losing SEO
Platform migrations are one of the highest-risk events in a website's SEO history. Done well, a WordPress to Webflow migration is nearly invisible to search engines — rankings hold, traffic continues, and the new platform's advantages start compounding immediately. Done poorly, it's a traffic cliff that takes six to twelve months to recover from, with ranking losses that often don't fully resolve even after the technical errors are corrected. The difference between those two outcomes is almost entirely in the pre-migration preparation and the precision of execution.
Why WordPress Users Clear Caches and Squarespace Users Have Never Heard of It
If you've ever managed a WordPress or Drupal website, you've lived this moment. You make a change, hit publish, reload the page — and nothing looks different. You clear your browser cache. Still the old version. You purge the caching plugin. Finally, twenty minutes later, the change appears. Meanwhile, your friend who built their site on Squarespace made a change this morning and it was live instantly. They have never once thought about caching in their lives. This is not a coincidence — and understanding why it happens is one of the most useful things you can know before choosing a platform.