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Headless Next.js + WordPress content platform

A content-heavy brand kept WordPress for editors while moving the public experience to Next.js for stronger performance and SEO control.

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Challenge

Editors needed WordPress while the marketing team needed stronger performance and SEO control.

Solution

Delivered a headless WordPress CMS with a Next.js frontend and cleaner content architecture.

Outcome

Stronger organic visibility after relaunch

The brief

Editors needed WordPress, but the marketing team needed stronger performance, SEO control and a cleaner publishing architecture.

What we changed

We delivered a headless WordPress CMS with a Next.js frontend and restructured the content model around search, editorial workflow and scale.

Delivery shape

  • WordPress editorial backend
  • Next.js frontend
  • Structured content modeling
  • Search-ready metadata and routing

Rollout notes

  • Preserved the editor workflow the team already knew
  • Improved public-site performance without abandoning WordPress
  • Rebuilt the content architecture around clearer landing-page intent

Outcome

The relaunch produced stronger organic visibility and a setup that marketing and engineering could both work with.

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