Website redesign that keeps your Google rankings
Your site looks old but it still brings in work. A rebuild fixes the look and the speed without throwing away what Google already sends you.
- Website rebuild
- $6,000
- Per site
- New website
- $4,000
- Per site
- Hosting
- $20/mo
- Backups and SSL included
All prices in Australian dollars, ex GST.
What a Njin website redesign includes
A Njin website redesign is a full rebuild of your existing site for $6,000. Before anything moves, we map every page that gets traffic or links and plan where it goes. Old addresses redirect to the new ones, so you keep your Google rankings. The new site is built for Google and AI answers, comes with a portal you can edit and sends every enquiry to your CRM.
What comes with a website rebuild
| Part | What it means | Price, ex GST |
|---|---|---|
| The rebuild | Redesign and rebuild of your existing site | $6,000 per site |
| Page map | Every page with traffic or links listed before anything moves | Included |
| Redirects | Each old address sent to its new home | Included |
| Built for Google | Fast pages, clean structure, schema and a sitemap from day one | Included |
| Built for AI answers | Clear answers, FAQs and an llms.txt file so AI tools can read and quote you | Included |
| Portal CMS | Edit your pages and posts yourself, no developer needed | Included |
| Leads to your CRM | Every form and booking goes straight into your CRM | Included |
| Hosting | Managed hosting, backups and SSL | $20/mo per site |
| AI SEO | Search-ready blog posts in your voice | $100/mo per site |
How we protect your rankings
- Pull your Search Console data to see which pages earn clicks
- Map each old address to a new one
- Keep the words that rank, rewrite the rest
- Redirect, test and resubmit the sitemap on launch day
- Watch Search Console for the weeks after launch
Signs you need a redesign
- The site is slow on a phone
- You cannot change a page without a developer
- It does not say what you sell today
- Enquiries arrive by email and get lost
Why redesigns lose rankings, and how to avoid it
Most redesigns that lose traffic make the same mistake. Pages get new addresses and nobody tells Google, so the old links break and the rankings go with them.
Google’s own guide to site moves says to map old addresses to new ones and use permanent redirects. We do that for every page that matters, before launch, not after the traffic drops.
Rebuilds we have done
Website redesign questions, answered
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Sources
- Site moves with URL changes, Google Search Central (2024)
- Why speed matters, web.dev by Google (2023)
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