Not Sure What’s Holding Performance Back?

Google Ads Audit: Find What’s Limiting Your Results

An account-specific review of your campaigns, conversion tracking, landing pages, and lead quality—followed by clear findings and prioritized next steps.

  • Objective second opinion
  • Findings tied to lead quality
  • Prioritized action plan
Paid, standalone service · Scope and quote confirmed first

View-only access: I review the live account without making changes. You retain full ownership and control, and ongoing management is optional.

How It Works

01

Request an Audit

Tell me about your account, goals, and current concerns.

02

Confirm Scope & Price

I confirm the right scope based on campaign count, tracking, and complexity.

03

Account Audit

You receive a detailed report with findings and priorities.

04

Take Action

Implement recommendations yourself or with my help.

Who This Is For

A Strong Fit for Established Google Ads Accounts

This audit is designed for businesses with enough campaign history to support meaningful decisions—not brand-new accounts that still need setup or initial testing.

A focused review may be enough if

You have one campaign or one clearly defined concern

  • One tracking issue needs to be verified
  • One campaign is underperforming
  • You need a second opinion on a specific decision
  • The account does not yet have enough data for a full review

I confirm the smallest useful scope and fixed price before any paid work begins.

What You Get From It

A Decision Plan, Not Just a List of Problems

The audit turns account data into practical business decisions. You will know what to fix first, what can wait, and where additional spend is most likely to help.

01

Stop avoidable waste

Find irrelevant searches, weak targeting, budget leaks, and tracking errors that distort performance.

02

Make better decisions

Separate real growth opportunities from platform recommendations that do not fit your goals.

03

Act in the right order

Receive prioritized next steps you can implement yourself, give to your team, or ask me to complete.

How Healthy Is Your Google Ads Account?

Answer a few quick questions to identify possible warning signs. This self-check does not inspect your account and is not a free audit service.

What’s Included in a Full Audit

Account Structure Review

I evaluate your campaign setup, targeting, and organization.

Keyword & Search Terms Analysis

I find wasted spend, irrelevant searches, and missed opportunities.

Ad Performance Review

I assess your ads, extensions, messaging, and copy effectiveness.

Landing Page Review

I review relevance, messaging, forms, CTA, and user experience.

Conversion Tracking Check

I verify accuracy, duplicate conversions, and data quality.

Performance Analysis

I analyze KPIs, trends, CPA, CPC, CTR, and campaign efficiency.

Opportunities & Risks

I highlight what to fix, what to improve, and what to scale.

Action Plan & Priorities

You get clear next steps with recommended priorities.

Self-Check vs. Paid Analysis

A Self-Check Raises Questions. A Paid Audit Gives You Account-Specific Answers.

The questionnaire on this page is a general self-check—not a free audit service. A paid audit uses view-only access to examine your live account, explain what the data means, and turn the findings into prioritized recommendations.

General Self-Check

  • Questions you answer yourself on this page
  • General warning signs—not a review of live campaign data
  • No account-specific findings, screenshots, or action plan

Paid Google Ads Audit

  • Evidence tied to your campaigns, settings, and performance history
  • A clear explanation of what is happening, why it matters, and what to change
  • Supporting screenshots and prioritized recommendations
  • A structured action plan you can keep and use without ongoing management

Why view-only access is required: it lets me verify the relevant campaigns, settings, search terms, conversion data, and performance history within the agreed scope. It does not allow me to edit campaigns, and you keep full control.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Choose based on what needs to be reviewed. I confirm the smallest useful scope, final price, and timeline before work begins.

One Defined Area
Focused reviewOne selected area

Focused Diagnostic Review

From $100

Best when: you have one campaign or one clearly defined concern.

  • One agreed priority area
  • Concise findings summary
  • Specific correction checklist
  • No unnecessary full-account review
Hands-On Service
Hands-on changesImplementation and optimization

Implementation & Management

From $250+

Best when: you already know what needs to change and want hands-on help.

  • Implement audit recommendations: from $250
  • Ongoing management: from $500/month
  • New campaign setup: from $500
  • This is execution, not another audit

Not sure which scope fits? Tell me what concerns you most. If a focused diagnostic review is sufficient, I will recommend the smaller scope. The $100 review covers one agreed area and is not a reduced full audit.

Account-specific recommendations

Request Your Google Ads Audit

Tell me how many campaigns you have and what concerns you most. I’ll confirm the right audit scope, fixed price, and timeline before starting.

  • Right-sized scopeFrom one campaign to a complex account
  • Fixed quote firstNo work starts before approval
  • Practical outputFindings and correction priorities
Ready when you are

FAQ

Is the Self-Check on This Page a Free Audit?

No. It is a general questionnaire you complete yourself and it does not inspect live campaign data. The paid audit reviews your actual account and delivers evidence-based findings, supporting screenshots, explanations, and prioritized recommendations you can implement yourself, share with your team, or use with another provider.

Do I Need to Give You Access to My Google Ads Account?

Yes. An account-specific audit requires view-only access to the live Google Ads account. I do not make changes during the audit, you retain full ownership and control, and there is no obligation to continue with ongoing management afterward.

Who Is the Full Audit Best For?

The full audit is best suited to established accounts with meaningful historical data and several areas that need to be evaluated together. If you have one campaign or one clearly defined concern, a focused diagnostic review may be the more appropriate and cost-effective option.

How Is the Audit Scope Determined?

The scope depends on the number of active campaigns, campaign types, tracking setup, business goals, and overall account complexity.

A smaller account may only need a focused audit of agreed priority areas. A larger account may require a broader review. You receive the scope, fixed quote, and expected timeline before any paid work begins.

How Much Does a Google Ads Audit Cost?

Google Ads audits start from $100. The final cost depends on account size, number of campaigns, tracking setup, business goals, and overall complexity. You’ll always receive a fixed quote before any audit work begins.

How Long Does the Full Audit Take?

Most audits are completed within 3–5 business days after access to the account has been provided. The timeline may vary depending on account size, number of campaigns, tracking setup, business goals, and overall complexity.

What Information Do You Need?

To perform the review or audit, I typically need access to your Google Ads account, your website URL, and a brief overview of your business goals.

For a full audit, access to Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager may also be helpful if they are part of your current setup.

Will You Make Changes During the Audit?

No. The audit focuses on identifying issues and providing recommendations. If you’d like help implementing the recommendations, we can discuss implementation as a separate service after the audit.

Do You Guarantee Results?

No ethical consultant can guarantee a specific number of leads or fixed advertising results, because every business, market, and account is different.

What I do guarantee is a thorough, objective review of your account, clear recommendations, and honest guidance based on the data available.