Question 1

Do you build new WordPress websites?

Accepted Answer

We can, and we will tell you honestly when you should not want us to. WordPress made sense for a long time, we know it deeply, which is exactly why our default recommendation is now a Rise Dynamic rebuild on Next.js: faster, nothing to hack, and no plugin treadmill. If WordPress genuinely fits your situation, we say so; the free audit is where that conversation happens.

Question 2

Can you just fix or maintain my existing WordPress site?

Accepted Answer

We are not a WordPress maintenance shop, and pretending otherwise would waste your money, patching a plugin stack every month is a subscription to the problem. What we do instead is migrate: your pages, content, URLs and rankings carried whole onto a stack where the maintenance burden mostly stops existing. If your WP site just needs to survive until then, we will point you to what to lock down.

Question 3

Why leave WordPress at all?

Accepted Answer

Three compounding reasons. Security: WordPress powers over 40% of the web, making it the most attacked platform on the internet, mostly through plugins and the exposed wp-admin login. Speed: a decade of plugins taxes every page load. Upkeep: updates, patches and breakage are a permanent part-time job. A Rise Dynamic site removes all three at the architecture level.

Question 4

Will I lose my Google rankings when I migrate?

Accepted Answer

Not if it is done properly, this is the part we are most careful about. Every page and URL is inventoried, content is carried across word for word where it is working, 301 redirects are mapped for anything that moves, and we compare pre- and post-migration crawls. Established rankings are an asset; the entire migration is designed around protecting them.

Question 5

What happens to my WordPress content and media?

Accepted Answer

It all comes across: pages, posts, images and documents, restructured into the new site rather than dumped into it. If you have hundreds of posts, that is fine, our process handles 100-plus page sites inside the standard two-week build window. Anything not worth keeping gets flagged to you, not silently deleted.

Question 6

How long does a WordPress migration take?

Accepted Answer

The same roughly two weeks as any Rise Dynamic build, including content migration and redirect mapping. Your WordPress site stays live and untouched until the new one is ready, DNS is switched with our engineering support, and the old hosting can be cancelled once everything is verified.

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