OLIVER relaunched as AI Inside on oliverinside.ai, a domain registered in March 2026, with only 10 pages. The old oliver.agency homepage redirects, but its sitemap still lists 71 URLs and 46 of them still load on the old site, each marked "index, follow" and canonical to itself. 22 are articles that now also appear on blog.oliverinside.ai, so search engines see two copies of the same thought leadership, and twenty years of links to oliver.agency point at old pages instead of the new brand.
First action
Export the 46 live oliver.agency URLs and pair each with its new destination.
How to measure it
oliver.agency URLs still serving their own page
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- Target
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- By
- 30 days
Steps
Export
All 71 URLs from the old sitemap with their status.
Website and SEO lead (HubSpot) 1 day
Map
Each old URL to the matching blog post or closest page.
Website and SEO lead (HubSpot) 2 days
Decide on reports
Retire, refresh or move each download page (see idea 4).
Global marketing lead 1 day
Redirect
301 rules on oliver.agency, one to one, no blanket homepage redirect.
Website and SEO lead (HubSpot) 2 days
Retire the sitemap
Remove the old sitemap and submit the new ones.
Website and SEO lead (HubSpot) 1 hour
Update links
Email signatures, social profiles and directory listings that still point to oliver.agency.
Global marketing lead 1 week
Monitor
Search Console on both domains for coverage and clicks.
Website and SEO lead (HubSpot) weekly
Why it works
Map every old URL to its best new home and 301 it: articles to the same post on blog.oliverinside.ai, report and webinar pages to a current resource or the Insights hub, event pages to the closest current page. Then remove the old sitemap, keep the redirects permanently, and check Search Console on both domains until the old URLs drop out.
Consolidating duplicate pages and old links on one domain is the fastest way to give a new domain the authority it needs to rank for "in-house agency" and "AI marketing transformation" searches. It also means a prospect who finds an old link lands on AI Inside, not on a 2022 event page.
Ready to use
Checklistoliver.agency redirect checklist
[ ] 22 articles -> same post on blog.oliverinside.ai [ ] Report download pages -> refreshed report or Insights hub [ ] Webinar and podcast pages -> Insights hub [ ] The Inside Track pages -> current events or About [ ] Legal pages -> new privacy and policies pages [ ] Old sitemap removed [ ] Search Console: both domains verified, change of address considered [ ] Spot-check 20 old links from press coverage
Risks and how to handle them
Losing old rankings
Redirect one to one to the closest match, never all to the homepage.
Email still on oliver.agency
Leave mail settings untouched; only change web pages.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe old domain: www.oliver.agency's homepage redirects to oliverinside.ai, but its own sitemap still lists 71 URLs. Checked one by one on October 22, 2026 (and a sample re-checked minutes later): 46 still load on oliver.agency with the old navigation ("Our Model, Our Work, Our People ... Podcast, The OLIVER webinar series"), each with a self-canonical tag and "index, follow"; 25 redirect to the new site. The 46 include 22 articles, from 2021 to March 2026.Source
- Your websiteThe same articles are also published on blog.oliverinside.ai with their own canonical tags: for example "The AI Paradox: closing the trust gap" is live at oliver.agency/2026/03/13/... and at blog.oliverinside.ai/insights/the-ai-paradox-closing-the-trust-gap/, as are "Closing the AI Skills Gap" and "Beyond AI transformation".Source
- Your websiteoliverinside.ai sitemap (read October 22, 2026): 10 URLs: home, about, model, impact, careers, candidate journey, job details, contact, privacy and policies. No case-study, service, industry or market pages; insights live on a separate subdomain, blog.oliverinside.ai. The domain was registered on March 3, 2026.Source
- Your websiteLead-capture pages still live only on oliver.agency: report downloads ("Money left on the table", "Cookieless future", "Agility report", "B2B digital marketing strategies", "State of digitalization in the travel industry"), webinar registrations, a "Growth podcast" landing page and registration and speaker pages for "The Inside Track" event (2022).Source