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You changed one post. Why clone the whole site? Every WordPress migration tool I tried wanted to move my entire database when all I needed was to push one approved post from staging to production. So I built Migro. Here is why:

The workflow every agency knows: the client approves 3 pages on staging. Now what? Option A: copy-paste everything by hand and lose the meta, images and alt text. Option B: clone the database and wipe out every comment and order since the last clone.

Migro is the third option: pick a post, click Push. It deploys that post with its categories, tags, featured image, embedded media and alt text. Nothing else on production is touched. Pull works in reverse: bring live content back to staging.

The details that matter in production: Re-pushing updates the post in place, no duplicates. Automatic backup before every overwrite, one-click restore. Editors can deploy without admin access. Media is deduplicated, so files don't pile up.

What Migro is not: a site migration tool. Moving hosts? Use Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration. They are good at that. Migro is for the other 51 weeks of the year, when finished content needs to go live without touching anything else.