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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+.
- 1,000+IG followers
- ~$0.18Meta CPC
- 7 → 27site pages
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About Busic Digital
We help founders, owners, and team leaders find the real problem: website, lead flow, follow-up, or reporting. Then we rank what to fix first, in an order your team can sustain.
Who we are
A consultancy, not an agency
We work with founders, owners, and team leaders who need a straight answer before another big build.
How we work
We look before we build
Every project opens with a review of your website, your forms, and what happens after someone gets in touch. The plan aims at the real problem, not the one someone shouted loudest about.
What makes it different
You see the price before you commit
The first thing we send is a written list: what to fix first, what can wait, and what the next step should cost.
Who you’ll work with
Busic Digital started in 2017 when a family friend’s website stopped bringing in calls. That project set the pattern for everything since. Look before you build, rank the fixes by what each one is worth, and work in an order the team can keep up with.
Before this, I was an HR professional in the U.S. Army and studied at Penn State. That is where the working habits came from: clear communication, keeping the right people in the loop, and keeping projects on track when everyone involved is busy.
Today we work with founders, owners, and team leaders who want a straight answer before another big build. Websites, forms, follow-up, reporting. The work begins by finding out which of those is actually costing you customers.
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How we think
In order: review, prioritize, build, measure. This is what keeps the work aimed at the actual problem instead of whatever idea was argued hardest.
We do not spend your budget before we know what is actually wrong. Every project opens with a review, so the money goes to whatever is holding back calls and booked work.
You get a list of what to fix first, ordered by what should bring in the most work. Not by what is easiest for us to sell you.
The work follows that order. Quick wins go first. Bigger jobs go at a pace your team can keep up with.
After launch we check whether calls, form fills, and booked jobs went up, and fix whatever slipped. No dashboards built to look impressive. Just the few numbers that tell you if it worked.
How work moves
The same four steps whether it is a single homepage review or a year of work.
See what is actually wrong
We look at the page, the path a lead takes, and what happens after someone gets in touch.
Get the list of what to fix first
Quick wins first, bigger jobs after, ordered by what each one should be worth.
Turn it into a plan
We schedule the work around what your team can absorb, not around what is easiest to quote.
Build and measure
Make the changes. Check whether the calls went up. Fix what slipped.
Proof
Two recent examples. What was wrong, what we changed first, what moved.
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