iMove Global Mobility LLP · Website at full build-out
The site, phase by phase
Every page in the plan, tagged by how it arrives — in Essential's launch, added by Premium's fuller launch, or added afterward by the monthly programme, on either package.
Prepared 4 August 2026 · Part of the CreatiSoul × iMove Global proposal, the website section
15
Essential — launch pages
39
Premium — launch pages
3–4
Essential — new pages a month
8–10
Premium — new pages a month
BothBuilt in the launch of both packages — Essential and Premium.
PremiumBuilt only in Premium's full 39-page launch. Essential's ~15-page launch does not include it.
MonthlyNot built at launch. Added afterward by the retainer — the same page-type system, a different pace per package.
The page-by-page split below is illustrative. It shows one workable way to fill Essential's 15 launch pages out of the 39 mapped here — which specific pages make that first 15 is confirmed together at kickoff, against iMove's own priorities.
Core & conversion
The entry and conversion set every build needs from day one.
/
Both
Home. Routes to services, origin hubs and top corridors.
/quote
Both
Primary conversion page. Origin and destination selectors feed corridor attribution on the lead.
/contact
Both
The single source for iMove's name, address and accreditations across the site.
/blog
Both
Index for editorial. New posts arrive through the monthly programme.
Service pages
Every service iMove offers, from the flagship international-moving hub to the specialist categories underneath it.
/international-moving
Both
Flagship service hub, in every build from launch.
/storage-solutions
Premium
Origin and destination storage.
/office-moving
Premium
Commercial relocation.
/it-equipment-moving
Premium
Specialist handling — a differentiator worth its own page.
/move-management
Premium
Corporate and assignee mobility.
/international-car-shipping
Premium
Vehicle relocation.
/packing-services
Premium
Scope and inclusions confirmed with iMove before it publishes.
/customs-clearance
Premium
High AEO value — customs process is what people actually search.
/insurance
Premium
Cover terms confirmed with iMove before it publishes.
Origin hubs & corridors
The commercial engine — origin hubs and the corridors underneath them, on the same URL grammar throughout.
/international-moving/india
Both
Origin hub for India, the largest market — the parent of the flagship corridor below, so both are in Essential's launch together.
/international-moving/uae
Premium
Origin hub — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman.
/international-moving/singapore
Premium
Origin hub.
/international-moving/india-to-canada
Both
The strongest corridor — real transit bands and customs detail. In Essential from day one, alongside its own hub page above, so its breadcrumb always resolves.
/international-moving/india-to-usa
Premium
Corridor.
/international-moving/india-to-singapore
Premium
Corridor.
/international-moving/india-to-uae
Premium
Corridor.
Destination guides
A page type kept deliberately separate from corridors: corridors are transactional, destination guides are informational — and guides are the pages AI answer engines quote.
/moving-to/canada
Both
CBSA Forms B4/B4A and BSF186, prohibited items, timelines. Pairs with the Canada corridor above.
/moving-to/usa
Premium
CBP Form 3299, duty-free eligibility, port entry.
/moving-to/australia
Premium
Quarantine and biosecurity rules — the dominant concern for this corridor.
/moving-to/united-kingdom
Premium
ToR relief, HMRC process.
/moving-to/uae
Premium
Also serves the reverse corridor once it opens.
/moving-to/singapore
Premium
Strict controlled-goods list.
Guides, comparisons & tools
Reference content and the two interactive tools — the calculator and the glossary — that a mover's audience actually bookmarks.
/cbm-calculator
Both
Volume estimator. Feeds the quote form directly.
/international-moving-process
Both
The HowTo schema anchor for the whole site.
/international-moving-timeline
Premium
Planning-stage intent.
/sea-freight-vs-air-freight
Premium
Comparison type, built as a real HTML table — machine-readable, quotable.
/international-moving-tips
Premium
Editorial.
/international-moving-hidden-cost
Premium
High-intent, trust-building. Pairs with the calculator.
/international-office-relocation-vs-domestic
Premium
Comparison type.
/glossary
Premium
LCL, FCL, CBM, door-to-door, bill of lading, demurrage — definitional content, disproportionately cited by AI answer engines.
Company & legal
The company's own facts and its four legal documents — the same set for every build, regardless of package.
/about
Both
Founding date, accreditations, move counts, named leadership.
/privacy-policy
Both
Client-supplied.
/terms-and-conditions
Both
Client-supplied.
/cancellation-policy
Both
Client-supplied.
/refund-policy
Both
Client-supplied.
Everything above ships at launch. Everything below is what the monthly programme builds afterward — on both packages, at a different pace.
Monthly programme after launch, both packages
The retainer keeps building through the same page-type system and the same acceptance checklist as everything above — corridor by corridor, city by city, for as long as the programme runs.
/international-moving/india-to-{australia · uk · germany · new-zealand · …}
Monthly
Corridor expansion from India, one corridor at a time as transit times and a price band are confirmed.
Origin city pages — the highest-intent tier in Indian local search.
/international-moving/bangalore-to-toronto (and other city-level corridors)
Monthly
The long tail, published corridor by corridor.
/moving-to/{germany · new-zealand · ireland · …}
Monthly
Destination guide expansion.
/lcl-vs-fcl · /blog/{articles}
Monthly
Further comparisons and editorial.
Essential adds 3–4 pages a month; Premium adds 8–10 pages a month. Same page-type spec, same acceptance checklist, different pace — see the proposal's website section for how that spec keeps quality flat as the count climbs.