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      • How do I migrate my domains from V2 to V3?

      Migrating versions means touching something that is already selling. The rule that avoids losing money is simple: build the new one in parallel and only switch the address at the end.

      Before you start

      • Role: Owner or Admin.
      • List every live page under the domain first, and which ones are receiving paid traffic. Those are the critical ones.
      • Pick a quiet window for the switchover.

      1. Take stock of what exists

      For each page in production, record: its current address, whether it has an active ad running, which checkout it uses and what tracking is configured. A page missed in this inventory is a page that goes down without anyone noticing.

      2. Rebuild in V3 in parallel

      Build the funnel and its pages in the current builder using a temporary address. At this point nothing changes for people who are already buying.

      3. Reconfigure the tracking

      Tracking does not migrate on its own. Set up the Pixel and GTM on the new funnel — see end-to-end tracking — and validate it before the switchover with validate pixel and events.

      4. Test the whole flow

      Walk it from the page through to payment, on desktop and mobile. Confirm the checkout, the thank-you page and the release of the product.

      5. Switch the domain over

      Only now point the domain at the new funnel and publish. Keep the old structure reachable for a few days, in case you need to go back.

      6. Watch it closely

      In the first few hours, compare conversion and sales against the previous period in Sales. A sharp drop is usually broken tracking, or a page that got left behind in the inventory.

      If it didn't work

      • The domain went down during the switchover: see my domain does not open.
      • Sales dropped: check the tracking, and whether a page from the inventory was never recreated.
      • Old links you have already published are breaking: create redirects pointing to the new addresses.