Do not modify existing pages with LP-Satellite™
LP-Satellite™ enhances existing pages instead of rebuilding them. This boundary makes expansion predictable and separates new landing pages from relaunch or design projects.
This page explains why existing core pages are not changed by default and when a separate project makes more sense.
Focus
New landing pages alongside existing website pages, without rebuilding the core structure or main pages.
What Sets Us Apart
This does not include relaunches, redesigns, extensive optimization of existing pages, or individual customizations.
Decision
The crucial factor is whether additional search access is needed or whether the existing website itself is to be modified.
Existing pages remain stable so that the expansion remains predictable.
If every new landing page simultaneously triggers a discussion about existing pages, the rollout becomes an individual project. LP-Satellite™ keeps these topics separate.
Typical problem
Mixing new landing pages with existing ones makes the scope unclear.
Every new page triggers change requests
Core pages suddenly become part of the project
Costs and timelines become unpredictable
Rollout is slowed down by individual approvals
LP-Satellite™ categorization
LP-Satellite™ is added instead of being rebuilt.
New landing page folders in the existing system
No changes to global files
Clear distinction between relaunch and redesign
Plannable expansion without special scope
Suitable for companies that need more search space but are not planning a relaunch.
This page is suitable if the existing website is to be retained as the foundation and additional entry points are needed.
Starting Point
The website remains in place.
LP-Satellite™ uses it as the system foundation and adds new pages.
Limitation
No core page revisions.
If main pages need to be changed, a separate project is required.
Next Step
Separate the expansion goal from the desired modification.
This allows for a quick assessment of whether LP-Satellite™ is a suitable option.
Important: Not modifying existing pages is not a technical limitation, but a product boundary. It protects the scope, price, and rollout.
The boundary for existing pages ensures efficient expansion.
Standardization only works if new pages do not automatically modify existing areas.
Addition
New landing pages are added.
No redesign
Core pages and global structure remain unaffected.
Plain language: LP-Satellite™ is page building, not a covert relaunch.
Frequently asked questions about existing pages: Do not change
The most important answers at a glance.
By default, no. LP-Satellite™ adds new landing pages and leaves core pages unchanged.
It clearly defines the scope, price, and process. Otherwise, every rollout would become an open-ended website project.
Then it should be assessed separately whether website adjustments are needed before or alongside LP-Satellite™.
Yes. The new pages utilize the existing structure and are built as a supplement under the same domain.
Relaunch, navigation, global design changes, homepage redesign, and individual customizations.
A website description, expansion goals, and a clear distinction between new pages and desired changes to existing ones are helpful.
Yes, but outside the LP-Satellite™ standard and with its own scope.
Send your website and desired new search areas. Then we can check whether LP-Satellite™ is a suitable addition.
Useful when new pages are needed, but a relaunch is not planned.
This page is suitable for companies that want to expand their website without touching existing core pages.
Website already exists
The foundation remains unchanged.
LP-Satellite™ adds new entry points.
Expansion goal clearly defined
The goal is more searchable areas.
Then this page is suitable Product Logic.
Clear Boundaries
No hidden redesign.
This keeps the project manageable.
Don't change existing pages: Consider LP-Satellite™ as a clear extension.
If you want additional search areas but not a relaunch, the project boundaries should be clearly defined.
Next Step
Send us your website and the desired search areas. Then we can check if LP-Satellite™ fits without any changes to the existing site.