Reviews & Audits
Still arguing about whether it is the site, the ads, the CRM, or the follow-up? We look first, then hand back a written list your team can start on this week. For businesses, organizations, and educational institutions.
Three tools count leads differently
Three platforms, three definitions. Leadership is debating fake numbers every week.
Nobody owns follow-up
Replies take more than two hours. Most people have moved on by the time anyone answers.
Three people answer the same form
Three teammates triage the same form. Two assume the other replied.
Why teams start here
Businesses, organizations, and educational institutions that wanted a straight answer before spending on a rebuild.
Message, trust, CTA, handoff, follow-up. The thing costing you leads gets named before anyone quotes scope.
Video review, PDF notes, and a ranked list your team can ship, or hand back to us.
Start here
We read your first screen the way a new visitor does, then send back a video and written notes: whether the message lands, whether people have reason to trust you, whether the next step is obvious, and what to fix first. No call required unless you want one.
How every review project runs
Each step ends with something you can use: a written list, an agreed price, a finished change, and a number you can check. No big rebuild starts before we have said what is actually wrong.
Review
We look at the page, the path a lead takes through it, and 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. All before anyone quotes a rebuild.
Prioritize
Every finding gets sized by what it should be worth and how much work it takes. Quick wins first, bigger jobs after. You see the list and a price before you commit to anything, including what your team keeps in-house.
Build
We build the change at the top of the list, whether that is the website, the follow-up, the CRM, or the reporting. Then we track what actually moved, not what was promised.
Measure
We watch what worked, fix what slipped, and only change the plan when there is evidence for it. The list stays current, so the next fix is already named.
Pick your entry point
The website review is the most common starting point. Three other paid paths focus on specific issues. Free self-serve tools sit below.
Most requested paid review
When your first screen promises something the rest of the site does not deliver, or service pages and forms lose the people who got past it. Written notes across the pages that matter, in the order to fix them.
Other paid paths
When every dashboard tells a different story about the same inquiry.
A written report plus a 60 minute call to walk through it.
When forms work but nobody owns the next touch.
Notes on delays, drops, and who should move first.
When the same manual steps repeat every week across teams.
A list split into cheap quick wins and longer builds.
Proof
Every one of these started by finding what was actually slowing things down, before any build work.
Service Businesses
A 7-page college site grew to about 27 pages. Instagram went from about 50 followers to 1,000+.
Local Services
$50k+
A new site, drone photos, and ads on Google, Meta, and Yelp. Then Tekmetric, to match leads to booked jobs.
Read case study
Local Services
~4x
A brand-new cleaning company hit roughly 4x ROAS on ad spend in its first year, with 75+ qualified leads.
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.”
FAQ
Next step
Send your URL. We return a short video review and PDF notes with what to fix first, ranked by impact. You can forward it to your team and act on it this week.
