Site is being renewed, which one do you think is the most logical?

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Hello friends, two heads are better than one, so it is worth consulting you.
The corporate site I work on is being renewed. The entire design, content, and URL structures. In this regard, I have identified the pages to be 301 redirected, etc., but if you have other advice, something beneficial or that helps minimize damage, I would like to hear it.

What I have done - what I will do:

  • We will 301 redirect the old URLs found on the old site to their new addresses on the new site.
  • For pages on the old site that do not exist on the new site, I will either 301 redirect them to the most relevant page or to the homepage.
  • I will remove all of the site’s content from the Google index.
  • Once they are all removed, I will add the site to Google again.
  • After the new indices settle, I will start getting promotional articles for the newly created URLs (spread over 2 months).

If anyone has extra advice or situations where you say “don’t do this, bro,” let’s discuss please :slight_smile:

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  • I will remove all the site’s content from the Google index.

Do not apply that item. Do the 301 and leave it; fetch the old URL from WM Tools so it sees the new URL. In other words, instead of removing it completely, I suggest doing a 301 and fetching it from WM Tools. The rest is correct, I think.

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Thanks friends