2020 · Beverages · United States
HTML → WordPress: 2020 migration of Tropical Fantasy’s brand site
Tropical Fantasy
Tropical Fantasy — a US beverage brand (juices, lemonades, teas, and more) — needed to leave a static HTML site for a CMS the team could own. In 2020 we migrated the property to WordPress, structured pages for editorial autonomy, and built SEO into the templates — not as a later patch.
2020 HTML → WordPress migration live — editorial autonomy in the CMS and SEO-ready pages on tropicalfantasy.com.

Context
The brand site carried product lines and campaign storytelling, but static HTML made routine content updates slow and dependent on developers. Tropical Fantasy needed a WordPress foundation so marketing could publish and adjust pages without a deploy for every copy change — while keeping a clear path for organic search.
Challenge
- Migrate from static HTML to WordPress without losing brand surface or URL equity
- Give the team real CMS autonomy for products, campaigns, and pages
- Ship page templates with SEO basics in place (titles, structure, indexable content)
- Delivery in 2020: cutover to a maintainable WordPress property
What we shipped
WordPress rebuild of tropicalfantasy.com: content model and templates for brand/product pages, editorial workflow so the team could update without touching HTML, and on-page SEO structure baked into the templates. Focus: CMS ownership and searchable pages — not a theme demo.
Stack
- WordPress
- HTML → WP migration
- Content model
- SEO on-page
- Editorial templates
How we ran it
- 01
Inventory
HTML pages, URLs, content types, redirect map.
- 02
Model
WP content types and templates for brand/product storytelling.
- 03
Build
Theme/templates, SEO base, migration of content.
- 04
Launch
2020 cutover and redirects on the official domain.
- 05
Handoff
Editorial playbook so the team owns day-to-day updates.
Outcomes
2020
HTML → WordPress migration delivered
CMS
Editorial autonomy for brand and product pages
SEO
Pages structured for organic search
Named 2020 engagement. No confidential traffic or revenue metrics disclosed. Official domain linked; site may have evolved since the migration.
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