Rebuild checklistSample
Example Payroll Co.
- Every Breakdance page mapped
- Every old URL kept or redirected
- Every template matches
- Every form tested end to end
- Tracking fires
Breakdance rebuilds into a theme you own
We move your site off Breakdance into a clean WordPress theme that no longer depends on one plugin.
Why sites outgrow Breakdance
Breakdance is one of the lighter builders. Sites still outgrow being tied to one.
Tied to one plugin
The whole site depends on one builder staying active and licensed.
Content locked in
Pages live in the builder's own data, not in the WordPress editor.
No theme to fall back on
Switch the builder off and the design goes with it.
Editing pain
Editors who are not designers have to learn a design tool to change a line.
Hard to hand over
Each build is organised its own way, so new developers start over.
Plugin fit
Some plugins expect a normal theme and need workarounds to display right.
What we keep
Every URL
Same addresses, or a checked redirect for each one that has to move.
SEO, line by line
Titles, descriptions, headings, schema and internal links carried over.
Forms and tracking
Every form tested until the lead lands, and every tag firing as before.
How it works
- 01
Capture
A record of everything the live site has today. - 02
Rebuild on staging
Clean templates built away from your live site. - 03
Prove parity
Each template compared with the old page, URL by URL. - 04
Launch and watch
A rehearsed rollback, then two weeks watching rankings and leads.
Questions about Breakdance rebuilds
Breakdance is fast. Why rebuild?
Speed is rarely the reason. Teams leave because the site depends on one builder and only a few people can edit it.
Can our team edit the new site?
Yes, in the WordPress block editor, with blocks built for your sections.
Who owns the site when you are done?
You do. The code, the hosting account and the domain stay in your name, and the deploy steps are written down.
Start with an audit
Where you rank, where AI names you, and what’s in the way.
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