
How to Move a SaaS Blog Without Breaking Article URLs
Map each old article to its new home, release direct redirects, and check live URLs, canonicals, sitemaps, and links after your SaaS blog moves.

Map each old article to its new home, release direct redirects, and check live URLs, canonicals, sitemaps, and links after your SaaS blog moves.

Compare Google’s title link with your live page title and heading, decide whether an edit helps readers, and check the result after Google recrawls.

Audit stale claims and product steps, revise the answer with a practical example, and decide when to update the existing post or leave it alone.

Decide whether published SaaS posts answer the same reader question, then keep, differentiate, or consolidate them with consistent links and URLs.

Build an article-to-product link map, choose destinations that fit each reader’s next step, and keep published links current as pages change.

Turn customer questions into a prioritized article shortlist by checking search intent, product fit, and overlap with pages you already have.