GOOGLE ADS AUDIT
A deep account review to uncover wasted spend, missed opportunities, tracking issues, and the changes that matter most.
A good audit should explain where performance is being limited and what deserves attention first. I review the account from structure, targeting, spend, bidding, creative, conversion tracking, and landing-page signals so you can make decisions with a clear picture of what is happening.
THE AUDIT
See where budget is going, which campaigns are carrying the account, and where performance is falling short.
Review campaign organization, segmentation, settings, and whether the account is built to support efficient growth.
Examine keywords, match types, search terms, negatives, audiences, and targeting coverage.
Assess messaging, creative coverage, testing depth, and opportunities to improve relevance and response.
Check conversion actions, data quality, attribution signals, and whether the account can support confident decisions.
Evaluate bidding strategy, budget allocation, campaign priorities, and where spend may be working harder.
A clear diagnosis of what is working, what needs attention, where spend is being lost, and which changes deserve priority. You’ll have a practical action plan you can use internally or with your current partner.
THE FIT
The Audit is designed for businesses that want an experienced second set of eyes before they keep optimizing, increasing spend, or changing partners.
HOW IT WORKS
I examine the account structure, performance data, settings, targeting, creative, and tracking.
I identify the issues, inefficiencies, gaps, and opportunities that matter most.
I separate the high-impact changes from the lower-value tweaks.
You get a clear set of actions and priorities you can use to improve the account.
A one-time strategic review of the account. I’ll assess the current setup, identify the issues that matter, and deliver a clear set of recommendations you can act on.
READY TO GET CLEAR?
I’ll tell you what the account is doing, where I see the biggest opportunities, and what I would address first.