Class-action settlement reference · National
Claims Match
A legacy WordPress settlement archive rebuilt on Next.js, with 173 settlement pages migrated at their original URLs.
The website: claimsmatch.co ↗·What is under the hood
173 settlement pages migrated, URLs intact
216 pages on Next.js
Eligibility, deadline and official link on every settlement page
GA4 on every page
Constraint
Claims Match had a library of settlement pages on WordPress that search engines already knew. A rebuild had to make the site faster and more trustworthy without losing any of the URLs that had earned their place in search.
What we did
We rebuilt it on Next.js, rendered on the server and cached at the edge on Vercel, and migrated 173 settlement pages and the news section with their URLs intact. Each settlement page states who qualifies, the deadline and the official claim link in plain text, the format AI answers lift from. Organization and WebSite markup identify the publisher, and GA4 runs on every page.
Result
claimsmatch.co is live on the new build with 216 pages, and every migrated settlement page kept its URL.
Scope
- WordPress to Next.js migration
- URL-preserving content migration
- Structured data
- GA4 setup
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