You run a website, a Facebook page, maybe Instagram, and a Google Ads campaign. Each one costs time or money, and you still can't say which one actually brings in enquiries and sales. Before adding another channel or raising ad spend, check what's happening in the ones you already have. A marketing audit gives you a written picture and a list of what to fix first.
You run a website, a Facebook page, maybe Instagram, and a Google Ads campaign. Each one costs time or money, and you still can't say which one actually brings in enquiries and sales.
Before adding another channel or raising ad spend, check what's happening in the ones you already have. A marketing audit gives you a written picture and a list of what to fix first.
Enquiries come in, the phone rings, but ask where they came from and the honest answer is "probably the website, maybe Facebook." Nobody has the time or tools to check properly, so decisions get made on gut feel.
Budget and time keep going where they've "always gone," not where they pay off. The website hasn't changed in a while, social media gets updated whenever someone has a spare moment, and the paid campaign runs on settings nobody has touched in months.
The real risk isn't that marketing doesn't work — it's not knowing which part works and which just costs money.
We review every channel you run — website, social media and, where relevant, paid campaigns — and check whether it genuinely supports your business goals, using analytics tools and the data you give us access to, so the assessment rests on facts, not impressions.
You get the result as a written report with recommendations ranked by priority, so you know what to change first and what can wait.
The audit is led by one named person who owns the whole thing, not a team passing it around. You get a single point of contact and one consistent view across every channel.
We don't sell audits as an excuse to "tidy something up" along the way. This is pure diagnosis — we change nothing in your channels during the audit. You implement the recommendations yourself, or, if you continue with us, we implement them together — a separate step.
If a channel already works well, we'll say so plainly instead of inventing recommendations to pad out the report.
We don't publish case studies, since clients' audit data is confidential. We can show you a sample report structure — the sections, how findings are written up, and the recommendations format.
The audit's price depends on how many channels are covered, whether you run paid campaigns, and the scale of your business offer. You learn the exact figure before work begins, once scope is agreed.
The process:
The audit cost comes back if you implement. Act on the recommendations with us, and the audit fee is deducted from that implementation.
We say plainly when something's working. No invented problems for effect — if a channel needs no changes, that's what we write.
You know who's running your audit. The person responsible is named, so you have one contact throughout.
Findings are given to you in writing. Scope and conclusions from every stage are put in writing.
If we can't help, we say so upfront. We don't take a job just to invoice — if your case needs a different approach, we say so on the initial call.
Every audit needs a genuine, hands-on review rather than ticking boxes on a template, so the number we take on in a given period is limited. The sooner you send your links, the sooner we schedule the initial call.
Send us the links to the channels you want reviewed, and we'll arrange a short call to agree scope and price.
Every month without an audit is a month where budget keeps flowing to channels whose effectiveness was only ever assumed, not the ones actually delivering results.
Written report on website, social media and paid campaigns · recommendations ranked by priority · read-only access, never admin · cost deducted from implementation · one named person responsible · honest assessment, no findings invented for effect.
A written assessment of every channel covered — website, social media and, where relevant, paid campaigns — with recommendations ranked by priority.
Yes, if you run paid campaigns, their settings and results are covered on the same basis as your website and social media.
The number of channels covered, whether you run paid campaigns, and the scale of your business offer. You learn the figure once scope is agreed, before work begins.
No. We only need read-only access, for example in Google Analytics — never admin access.
Yes, the website review covers its structure and basic SEO and conversion elements.
Yes, it's a written document with clear findings and priorities, usable as the basis for a decision.
We'll say so plainly. The point is an honest picture, not recommendations at any cost.