T-One Pro, a brand site and catalogue organised by growth stage, migrated off WordPress and cleaned of the URLs it was dragging along

Where we started

T-One Pro is a range that makes more sense by stage than by product: there is one for vegetative growth, one for flowering, one for mother plants, and a handful of additives used at particular moments. The previous site listed them in a row, as if they were interchangeable.

It also carried the usual inheritance of a long-running WordPress: hundreds of URLs generated by plugins and by spam attempts, still answering 200 and competing with the real pages.

KOMIT's solution

• Brand site and catalogue organised by growth stage, so navigation matches the question that brought the visitor.
• The blog migrated in full from the previous WordPress, keeping the article history that already had rankings.
• Four languages, one domain per language, hreflang and structured data per product.
• A clean-up of the inherited trail: spam URLs now answer 410 rather than 404, which is how you tell a search engine not to come back.

How we built it

• Catalogue, blog and legal texts are served from versioned seed files, behind an access layer ready to plug into an API when volume calls for it. There is no database to maintain for content that changes four times a year.
• Sitemap, robots, llms.txt and the per-language social image are generated from the same page inventory.
• The contact form records both consents separately, and analytics only start under Consent Mode v2 once the visitor has decided.