Performance Marketing

Full-Funnel Marketing Audit Services

A full-funnel marketing audit reviews every channel, your tracking and the path from first click to sale, then ranks what to fix first. It sits alongside the ad management I run every day, and it is built on your own numbers rather than benchmarks.

What’s included

  1. A review of every paid and organic channel you run
  2. A tracking and analytics check from click to sale
  3. A review of landing pages and the conversion path
  4. Spend and results compared channel by channel
  5. A prioritised list of fixes and opportunities
  6. A call to walk through the findings

Who it’s for

  • Businesses on several channels

    You spend on more than one platform and want one view of what each returns.

  • Founders and marketing leads

    You need a plan you can explain to finance, built on your own data.

  • In-house teams

    Your team runs the day-to-day and wants an outside view of what to change first.

How it works

  1. 01

    Audit

    Review your ad accounts, analytics and sales data to see what is happening now.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Agree the questions the work has to answer and the data it will use.

  3. 03

    Launch & Manage

    Do the work, check it with you and adjust it as results come in.

  4. 04

    Report

    A clear write-up of what was done, what it showed and what to do next.

FAQ

Full-Funnel Marketing Audit FAQs

What do you need from me to start Full-Funnel Marketing Audit?

Access to your ad accounts and analytics and, where you can share it, sales or CRM data. Everything else is agreed on the first call.

Can Full-Funnel Marketing Audit be a one-off project?

Yes. It can be a one-off piece of work or part of ongoing management. The scope is agreed before any work starts.

How is Full-Funnel Marketing Audit priced?

It depends on how many channels and how much data are involved. You get a written quote after the first review.

Talk to me about Full-Funnel Marketing Audit

Tell me what you're running and where it's stuck. I'll suggest the right starting point, and whether I'm the right person for it.

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