Migrated. Now make it run.

Yes, and it’s the most common conversation we have. Consolidating spaces, redesigning content models so editors stop raising tickets, adding markets without rebuilding, and running the whole thing long term. Being on the right platform and running it well are two different problems.

Yes. We start with an audit of the space, the content model and the codebase, and tell you what’s worth keeping. In most cases a lot is. We document what we find, so you can share it internally without it becoming a verdict on anyone.

Rarely. Most setups need the content model reworked and the components made reusable, not a second migration. The audit tells you which.

Discovery first: what to keep, what to restructure, what the content model should look like on Storyblok. Then a phased migration with redirect maps, content mapping and analytics continuity agreed before anything moves, and staged go-lives with UAT before cutover.

Not if it’s planned properly. Rankings, URLs and tracking are mapped before the migration starts, and cutover happens in stages, not in one night.

It depends on brands, markets, governance and who needs to publish what. Bejamas has built both and will recommend the structure your case needs, in writing.

No. Bejamas works with complexity, not company size. Multiple brands, markets, languages or spaces, a CMS your team can’t run, and no senior web team in-house. If that’s you, size is secondary.

With a paid discovery or audit, fixed price, two to six weeks. You get a documented recommendation and a phased plan before committing to anything bigger.

The same team stays on a quarterly retainer that flexes with your workload. Twenty-plus Bejamas clients have renewed for eight or more consecutive quarters.