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A single-brand publisher migration typically takes 12 to 14 weeks from audit to launch. The first 8 weeks deliver a working editorial MVP where your team publishes on the new stack while migration runs in parallel. Multi-brand networks with shared design systems and unified analytics add 4 to 8 weeks depending on the number of properties. Archive size matters: migrating 50K articles is straightforward, but 500K+ articles with complex taxonomy relationships and embedded media require parallel batch processing that extends the migration window. We stage the rollout by traffic percentage so ad revenue parity is confirmed before full cutover.

Single-brand publisher builds range from $200K to $1.2M depending on archive size, number of content types, localization requirements, and ad integration complexity. A news site with 100K articles, one language, and a standard Prebid setup typically lands around $350K to $500K. Multi-brand publisher networks with shared component libraries, cross-property search, unified analytics dashboards, and multiple GAM configurations cost $400K to $2M. Monthly retainers for editorial support, ad ops optimization, infrastructure monitoring, and ongoing feature development run $15K to $50K per month. Compare that to WordPress VIP hosting alone at $5K to $30K per month before you pay an agency to maintain the plugin stack.

Next.js 16 incremental static regeneration revalidates individual pages on demand without rebuilding the entire site. When an editor publishes a breaking story in Sanity, a webhook triggers revalidation of the homepage, relevant section pages, and the new article URL. The CDN serves the updated static page within 12 seconds of the publish action. Compare this to WordPress, where publishing a breaking story requires purging multiple cache layers (object cache, page cache, CDN cache) across 47 plugins, which typically takes 5 to 8 minutes. During high-traffic breaking events, WordPress cache purges often fail entirely, serving stale content while competitors have the story live.

No. We confirm ad revenue parity before full cutover using a staged rollout. During weeks 13 and 14, we route 10%, then 25%, then 50% of traffic to the new stack while monitoring CPMs, fill rates, and viewability scores in real time against your WordPress baseline. Most publishers see CPM increases of 15 to 30% within the first month because mobile Lighthouse scores jumping from 22 to 88-95 improve ad viewability metrics. CLS dropping from 0.45 to under 0.05 means fewer shifted impressions, which raises your viewability rate above the thresholds where premium demand partners bid aggressively.

WordPress ad plugins inject ad code through widgets and shortcodes after the page renders, which causes layout shifts (CLS 0.40+) because the browser doesn't know the ad dimensions until JavaScript executes. Our approach renders Prebid.js and Google Ad Manager slots as first-class React components inside the Next.js layout tree. Each ad slot has reserved dimensions calculated before first paint, so content never jumps when ads load. The ad configuration lives in Sanity as structured data, giving ad ops direct control over slot placement, floor prices, and demand partner priority without touching code or filing tickets with IT.

Yes. Sanity's editing interface is built for content teams, not developers. Your editors get real-time collaborative editing (multiple people in the same document), visual preview of articles exactly as they'll appear on the live site, scheduled publishing with timezone support, and role-based permissions that match your newsroom hierarchy. We configure custom workflows for breaking news (fast-track publish), features (multi-stage review), and evergreen updates (scheduled refresh). During weeks 9 through 12, your editorial team trains on their actual content in the production Sanity instance, not a demo environment. Post-launch retainer includes editorial support with a 2-hour response SLA during business hours.

Every article migrates with its full metadata, taxonomy relationships, author attribution, and embedded media. We generate a complete redirect map covering every legacy WordPress URL, including defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined defined, category archives, tag pages, author pages, pagination URLs, and any custom URL structures your WordPress install accumulated over 14 years. Redirect maps are validated against your Google Search Console crawl data to catch edge cases. Hreflang tags for international editions are generated programmatically from Sanity's locale fields, eliminating the manual Yoast configuration that breaks before every launch. Most publishers see organic traffic recover within 2 to 4 weeks and grow 10 to 20% within 90 days as Core Web Vitals improvements take effect.

WordPress VIP hosting costs $5K to $30K per month, and you still need an agency to maintain the plugin stack, debug cache conflicts, and patch security vulnerabilities. A better theme doesn't fix the architecture: WordPress still renders pages server-side through PHP, cache purges still delay breaking news, and ad scripts still inject through widgets that cause layout shifts. Agencies like 10up and WebDevStudios build excellent WordPress sites, but the platform's architecture has a performance ceiling that no theme or plugin combination can overcome. Our clients who migrate from WordPress VIP to Next.js plus Sanity typically reduce total cost of ownership by 30 to 40% over three years while gaining 12-second ISR, mobile Lighthouse scores above 88, and an ad stack that actually improves revenue instead of degrading it.