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If you pay for online advertising but aren’t sure what effect it is really having, you most likely need an audit. Especially if you are seeing a drop in results, high costs with no return, or simply aren’t getting clear reports from your current provider.
Absolutely. The audit gives you an outside, objective view of your current advertising. It may confirm that everything is in order – or reveal hidden gaps. Either way, you gain clarity and control.
The audit itself is an analysis with recommendations. If you wish, we can also help with the technical implementation of the changes afterwards – entirely at your choice.
Of course. The report is yours and you can share it with whoever you choose – an in-house team, another freelancer or an agency. We don’t hold back information – our aim is to help you.
Our aim is for you to get real value. If we don’t meet your expectations, we will discuss together what is missing and add to the audit – until you have the answers you need. That said, without wishing to boast, we have not yet had a dissatisfied client after an audit.
Yes. We use plain language and visual examples, and we explain every recommendation. We don’t expect you to be an expert – our job is to give you clarity, not technical jargon. Beyond the way the report is written, we also provide a 1-hour meeting AFTER the report is delivered, once you have had enough time to look through it. The purpose of the meeting is to answer any questions you may have.
After the audit we hold a consultation where we explain everything and help you prioritise the next steps. You can implement the recommendations yourself or come to us to carry them out – with no obligation.
The full audit takes between 5 and 7 working days, depending on the size of the ad account. We aim to be quick, but without sacrificing quality or detail.
Yes, but read-only access. We make no changes and don’t disturb your settings – we review, analyse and report. After that, everything stays in your hands.
Yes, if we see that it directly affects ad performance (for example, a low CTR or a weak conversion rate). We give basic recommendations – not as designers, but from an advertising point of view.
