How the glossary was rebuilt.
The rebuild keeps canonical legacy term URLs live, redirects noisy duplicate surfaces, and shifts the site from WordPress archives to search-first glossary pages and topic hubs.
The migration pipeline pulls legacy posts, categories, pages, sitemaps, and referenced assets from the source WordPress site, then normalizes that material into structured terms and topic hubs.
The rebuilt information architecture concentrates ranking signals on one canonical page per entry, with topic hubs handling archive intent and related-term linking.
Legacy archives such as author pages, category pagination, tags, and AMP URLs are handled
as redirects instead of crawlable duplicates. Uploaded files under
/wp-content/uploads/ remain directly addressable when available from the source
site.
Keyword prioritization uses the provided Moz export to highlight stronger term clusters and surface higher-opportunity glossary entries on the homepage and topic hubs.