End of March we migrated our site over to HubSpot. We went from page 3 on Google to non existent. Still found on page 2 of Yahoo and Bing. Beyond frustrated...HELP PLEASE "www.vortexpartswashers.com"

[mhart]

End of March we migrated our site over to HubSpot. We went from page 3 on Google to non existent.  Still found on page 2 of Yahoo and Bing under same keywords " parts washers"  Beyond frustrated...HELP PLEASE "www.vortexpartswashers.com"

[igor.pinchevskiy]

Hello,

What do  you mean you migrated your site to HubSpot, do you mean hosting? I thought HubSpot just provides marketing services.

[MarieHaynes]

Do you have analytics data?

Did the drop happen on a certain day?

Do you have webmaster tools set up and if so, do you have any warnings?

What kind of link building have you done for this site?

How long were you previously on page 3 (i.e. a few weeks or months or years?)

[Jben]

First, let's be real clear - for almost any search term, Page 3 is the same as non-existent (not trying to be mean).

It sounds to me like you migrated your site onto HubSpot's CMS. When you did this, did you make sure to:

• Inform HubSpots migration team to keep all your title tags, URLs, and content the same
• 301 redirect any changed URLs
• Keep your XML sitemap intact
• Keep your Google and Bing Webmaster Tools verification codes in place

?

There's nothing inherently bad (that I'm aware of) about HubSpot's CMS, but just any website move, problems can occur if you don't go in with your eyes open.

It might be worth having an SEO consultant take a look at your site and offer some feedback. Maybe someone here will do it for free, but most of us are pretty busy with paid work.

Hope this helps.