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As more businesses move toward flexible, no-code solutions, Webflow has become a serious alternative to traditional platforms like WordPress and Wix. But before making the switch, clients usually have important concerns. Here are the top 10 questions they ask and how to answer them with confidence.
This is usually the first concern.
A properly handled migration will preserve:
When done correctly, rankings are not only protected they often improve due to cleaner code and faster performance.
Yes blog posts, landing pages, case studies, and dynamic content can be transferred into Webflow CMS.
The key is planning the CMS structure before migration.
Absolutely.
Webflow supports:
For most small to mid-sized businesses, it’s more than scalable enough.
Yes.
Clients get access to:
They can update blog posts, team members, testimonials, and more without touching design.
Webflow includes high-performance hosting with global CDN.
You don’t need third-party hosting like with WordPress. Everything is centralized.
It depends on:
A typical marketing site migration takes 2–6 weeks.
Most tools integrate smoothly with Webflow:
If a direct integration doesn’t exist, tools like Zapier usually solve it.
Webflow handles:
Unlike open-source systems, there are no plugin vulnerabilities to maintain.
Webflow has:
While the monthly fee may be higher than shared hosting, clients often save money on:
The real question clients are asking is:
“Will this give us more control and better performance?”
For brands that value:
The answer is often yes.
Migrating to Webflow isn’t just a platform change it’s a strategic decision.
When handled correctly, it leads to:
For many businesses, it’s not just a redesign it’s an upgrade.
