Website migrations

Manage migration redirects while keeping link engagement visible

Use tracked short links and 301 or 302 redirects when URLs move, campaign pages change, or old paths need a managed destination.

Redirects

301/302

managed choice

Clicks kept

1,180

history preserved

Changed

24

destinations

Live use case

Migration link

Legacy campaign URL

relynkr

Destination

relynkr.com/r/websitemigrations

Redirects

managed choice

301/302

Clicks kept

history preserved

1,180

Changed

destinations

24

Engagement trend

1,180

active
Mobile ready
Exportable reports
Location data
Print friendly
Retired URLs
Campaign moves
Landing page updates
Temporary redirects

Why it sells

Make this use case measurable without making links fragile.

Relynkr keeps short links, QR codes, redirects, and engagement analytics connected so teams can improve the destination without losing the public link or the reporting history.

Choose 301 or 302 redirects for each managed link.

Keep historical engagement attached to old public URLs.

Update destinations as migration plans change.

Use reports to spot important links before retiring paths.

Workflow

From launch to learning.

The workflow stays simple: create the managed link, place it in the real-world channel, measure what happens, then improve it.

  1. 1

    Create managed links for URLs that may move or change.

  2. 2

    Choose temporary or permanent redirect behavior.

  3. 3

    Monitor clicks while migration work is underway.

  4. 4

    Retire, pause, or update links when the new site stabilizes.

Questions

Common buying questions.

Can relynkr use permanent redirects?

Yes. Each link can use a 301 or 302 redirect depending on whether the destination is permanent or likely to change.

Can migration links still show analytics?

Yes. Managed redirects can keep engagement reporting attached to links even after destinations change.