
Service Businesses
Montana Christian College: digital + enrollment rebuild
A 7-page college site grew to about 27 pages. Instagram went from about 50 followers to 1,000+.
- 7 → 27
- site pages
- 1,000+
- IG followersfrom ~50
- ~$0.18
- Meta CPC
Free homepage review
Drop in your URL. You get a 5 to 8 minute video and written notes on what is costing you leads, in the order we would fix them. No sales call. The list is yours whether you hire us or not. We work with businesses, organizations, and educational institutions.
6 things to fix · the first screen first
Why teams pick us
Businesses, organizations, and educational institutions that wanted a straight answer before spending on a rebuild.
We check whether the message lands, whether people have reason to trust you, whether the next step is obvious, and who follows up. You get the answer before anyone quotes a price.
A video, written notes, and a list of what to fix first. Your team can do the work, or hand it back to us.
How every project runs
Inner pages, the path a lead takes, what happens after someone fills in a form, and the reporting behind it are all connected. Every review and every build runs through the same four steps.
Review
We read the page the way a first-time visitor does, then follow what happens after someone fills in the form. Whether the message lands, whether there is reason to trust you, whether the next step is obvious, and who follows up. You find out what is costing you leads before anyone quotes a redesign.
Prioritize
Quick wins first, bigger jobs after. Every item is sized by how much it should help and how much work it takes, so you can do the ones that bring in more calls without rebuilding the whole site.
Build
We start at the top of the list and work down, at a pace your team can keep up with. That might be the website, the forms, the CRM, or the reporting. Use your team, ours, or both.
Measure
After each change we check whether calls, form fills, and booked jobs actually went up. The list stays current, so you always know the next thing worth fixing.
Case studies
What was wrong. What we changed first. What happened next.

Service Businesses
A 7-page college site grew to about 27 pages. Instagram went from about 50 followers to 1,000+.

Local Services
A new site, drone photos, and ads on Google, Meta, and Yelp. Then Tekmetric, to match leads to booked jobs.
Over $50k tracked revenue (Google paid leads window)
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Local Services
A brand-new cleaning company hit roughly 4x ROAS on ad spend in its first year, with 75+ qualified leads.
~4x ROAS on attributed spend
Read case study“Logan was professional and clear about the benefits of the upgrade — both look and function. He worked through every issue and edit quickly, and stayed responsive the whole way. It really felt like a true business partnership. Highly recommend.”
“Logan is talented and creative, and covers a lot of ground — design, SEO, social, and more. His work has kept our site current and top-rated on Google. Highly recommend.”
“I came in through a referral. My 10-year-old site wasn’t holding up on mobile, and over 70% of my traffic was mobile. Logan knew exactly what it needed. A couple weeks in, customers were reaching us more easily — and I could tell it was working.”
Tools
The smaller tools run in your browser when you want a fast answer without talking to anyone. The homepage review is the whole thing in miniature: a video, written notes, and a list of what to fix first.
Start here
You send your URL. We send back a short video and written notes on what the page says, whether people have reason to trust you, and what it asks them to do. Ordered so you know what to fix first.
Where visitors get stuck
FunnelFind where the message or the follow-up breaks down.
Missed revenue estimator
RevenueEstimate revenue lost to slow or weak follow-up.
Campaign ROI check
Paid mediaPressure-test campaign economics before you spend.
Automation opportunity check
AutomationRank automation ideas by payoff and effort.
Lead flow checkup
PipelineSee where leads stall between first touch and close.
Before you start
Quick answers here, plus short reads on why these problems happen.
Common questions
Start with the free homepage review. If you want a quick answer without sending anything, run one of the browser tools first. If the problem covers more than one page, or spans systems and teams, ask for a paid review instead.
No. You get the video and the written notes either way. We only talk about doing the work for you if you ask.
Three things: what your homepage says, whether people trust it, and what you ask them to do next. You get a video review plus PDF notes. It is not a full-site review.
Tools finish in your browser. The homepage review video and PDF notes usually land in one to two business days. Contact replies are usually about one business day.
Yes. Most work happens over email and shared docs, on your schedule. Calls happen when they help.
Recent writing
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Put a dollar number on slow follow-up, then set SLA targets that protect ROI.
Diagnose offer and messaging mismatch before increasing media spend on a weak conversion path.
Next step
Send your URL. We send back a short video and written notes on what to fix first, starting with whatever is costing you the most work. You can forward it to your team and act on it this week, whether or not you hire us.