From John

Why we built My Site Buddy

A 2 minute, 46 second story about the work that was getting buried and what changed when Web Moves built My Site Buddy.

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Great ideas. Done right.

Make a website change
you can see first.
Finish client website work
with a clear review path.

Explain what needs to change in plain language. My Site Buddy prepares the work, shows you a preview, and waits for your decision before anything goes live.

Give each client a place for the request, website details, connected tools, work, preview, and approval. Your team can move quickly while the release decision stays clear.

A plain-language request becomes a prepared website update—not an unexplained action on your live site.

The client record stays with the work

Request → work → preview → decision → release

  • Client details
  • Connected information
  • Decision and scope
  • Work and checks
  • Preview before it goes live
  • Approval before it goes live

A clear request, a visible result, and your final say.

Recorded project replay

Project 05 · documented agency website work

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My Site Buddy RM

Hi My Site Buddy! We close at 3 on Fridays now. Can you update the hours on our contact page?

I found the hours on your Contact page. I prepared the Friday update for you to review.

Contact page update · ready to review

Would you like a matching homepage banner prepared too?

Yes please!

Review needed · nothing has changed on the live site

Ask My Site Buddy anything…

A clear path from request to release

“The work, the preview, and the approval stay together until the person responsible says it can go live.”

Built for the decision at the end of the work

A useful answer is not enough. You need a result you can check.

My Site Buddy gives you one place to see the website details, understand the change, and decide whether it should go live.My Site Buddy gives your team one place to see the client details, understand the change, and keep the final release decision with the people responsible for the account.

  • Start with real client context
  • Turn the request into a preview
  • Keep the final decision human

What you can get done

Start with the website result you need. Review the work before it goes live.Turn common client requests into work that is ready to review.

Conversion-page update

Improve a service page, landing page, or path to an answer, then review the page before it goes live.

Conversion-page update

Improve a service page, landing page, or path to an answer, then review the page before it goes live.

Form and lead-routing fix

Create, test, or repair the form and the approved lead route that sits behind it.

Form and lead-routing fix

Create, test, or repair the form and the approved lead route that sits behind it.

Tracking repair or site-health report

Use the website, analytics, and connected information to identify the next useful change and record what was checked.

Tracking repair or site-health report

Use the website, analytics, and connected information to identify the next useful change and record what was checked.

How My Site Buddy works

One request. A visible path to a website change.One client request. A clear path from work to release.

Start with a clear request

Explain what needs to change, why it matters, and what you already know.

Prepare the website work

Use the client’s website details and connected tools to prepare the result.

Review the result

Look at the draft, preview, and checks before the live site changes.

Approve the release

Keep the record of what changed and who approved it with the client work.

The conditions behind a useful website change

Work with the website you already have.Give every client website its own place to work.

My Site Buddy can use the website, files, tools, and information that make an update possible, then prepare the work for your review.WordPress, Drupal, Laravel, Node, and static sites can each have their own project, development preview, connected tools, and release record. Client work stays separate by design.

  • WordPress
  • Drupal
  • Laravel
  • Node.js
  • PHP
  • Netlify
  • Git
  • Connected tools

Connected tools with a job to do

Bring the information behind the website change together.Bring the information behind each client request together.

Ads, analytics, customer information, website data, and content can help prepare a page, form, fix, or report you can review.Ads, analytics, customer information, website data, content, and development tools can inform the page, form, fix, report, or feature your team is preparing.

  • Google Ads / AdWords
  • Microsoft Ads
  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Yelp
  • Thumbtack
  • Magento
  • Shopify
  • Adobe
  • Google Drive
  • Google Ads / AdWords
  • Microsoft Ads
  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Ahrefs
  • Semrush
  • DataForSEO
  • Yelp
  • Thumbtack
  • Magento
  • Shopify
  • Adobe
  • Google Drive
  • GitHub
  • SSH
  • MCP

Client control, made clear

You see the important parts before anything goes live.Your client keeps control of their website, connections, and release.

My Site Buddy keeps the request, prepared work, preview, and your final decision together so you can understand what will change.My Site Buddy keeps the request, prepared work, preview, checks, and final approval with the client project, so the responsible people can see the decision behind a release.

  • Separate client project

    Each client’s website work and project record stay distinct.

  • Approved connections

    The client decides which accounts, data, and systems connect to the work.

  • Recorded release

    The preview, checks, and approval stay with the change that was released.

Move your website forward.Keep client website work moving.

Tell My Site Buddy what you want to change. Review it before it goes live.Your team can finish more website changes while an experienced person reviews important work.

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