Free marketing audit
Find out what’s working — and what you’re paying for twice
Thirty minutes, a real review of what you’re running, and a written roadmap you keep either way
Most audits are a sales call with a spreadsheet attached. This one has a finding we’re willing to write down — including “leave it alone, it’s working” when that’s the honest answer. You keep the document whether or not you ever hire us.
15 named specialists
HIPAA officer on staff
Working since 2017
No card, no fee
Request your audit
Tell us where to look. A named person picks this up — usually within one business day.
What happens next
Three steps, no sequence,
Three steps, no sequence,
nobody chasing you
You will hear from a person, not a drip campaign
You send the form
Whatever you know. If you don’t know your ad spend or who runs your website, say so — that’s a finding in itself, and a common one.
Takes about two minutes
We look before we call
We review what’s publicly visible — your site, your rankings, your Google Business Profile, your ads where they’re running. With read-only analytics access we go considerably deeper.
Before the call, not during it
Thirty minutes, then it’s in writing
We walk through what we found, you push back on the parts that don’t match what you know, and the summary follows in writing. Yours to act on with us or without us.
Written summary within a few business days
The scope
What we actually open up
Not every business needs every one of these — we look at the channels you’re actually using
Search visibility
Which queries you rank for and which ones you should. Technical health, indexation, page speed on a phone rather than a desktop, and whether your content answers the question a searcher actually typed.
Paid media waste
Where budget leaks: broad match with no negatives, ad groups fighting each other, conversion tracking that double-counts, and landing pages that don’t match the promise in the ad.
Local and the map pack
Your Google Business Profile, category selection, citation consistency, and review velocity. For most local businesses the profile is seen far more often than the website.
What happens after the click
The part most audits skip. Where visitors drop out, how fast enquiries get answered, whether anything follows up automatically, and what your forms are quietly failing to capture.
Tracking you can trust
Whether your numbers mean anything. Duplicate tags, unattributed calls, goals firing on page load, and reports that flatter a channel because it was the last click rather than the reason.
Compliance exposure
For regulated verticals: unsubstantiated claims, missing disclosures, testimonials that breach the FTC’s rules, and tracking pixels sitting somewhere they legally should not be.
Straight answer
Why we give this away
Because the alternative is a proposal written by someone who hasn’t looked
We’d rather spend thirty minutes finding out whether we can help than write a pitch built on guesses. Some of these conversations turn into work. Some end with us telling you to keep doing what you’re doing, or pointing you at a fix you can make yourself. Both are useful outcomes for us, and only one of them is useful to an agency that treats an audit as a closing technique.
- No card, no fee, no trial that converts into a subscription. There is nothing to cancel.
- No sequence. One human reply. If you don’t respond, you don’t hear from us again.
- You keep the document whether you hire us, hire someone else, or do it in-house.
- We’ll say if you don’t need us. An audit that always concludes the same thing isn’t an audit.
Prefer to skip the form
Put it straight in the diary
Same conversation, one step fewer — pick a slot that suits you
If you’d rather not write anything down first, book the discovery call and we’ll do the digging live. It helps if you can send analytics access beforehand, but it isn’t a condition.
Before you book
The questions people actually ask
Is the audit actually free?
Yes. There is no fee and no card. We spend the time because roughly half of these conversations turn into work eventually, and because the ones that don’t still tell us something about the market. You are not billed for the call or the write-up.
What do I need to have ready?
Nothing, to book. Before the call it helps if you can give us read-only access to Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google Ads and your Google Business Profile. If you’d rather not share access before we’ve met, we can work from what’s publicly visible and go deeper afterwards.
Will you just tell me to hire you?
Not if that’s not the finding. Some businesses are running something that works and need to leave it alone. Some need one fix they can make themselves in an afternoon. We say so, and we put it in writing, because an audit that always concludes the same thing is a sales call wearing a lab coat.
How long does it take?
The call is 30 minutes. The written summary follows within a few business days, depending on how much access we have and how many channels are in play. A single-channel review is quicker than a full account across search, social and web.
What if I already work with another agency?
That’s fine and it happens often. We won’t ask you to breach a contract or go behind anyone’s back, and we’ll tell you if what your current agency is doing looks sound. A second opinion is a reasonable thing to want.
Do you work with regulated industries?
Yes — healthcare, legal, finance and education among them. Those audits include a compliance pass as well as a performance one, because in a regulated vertical the fastest way to lose an account is a claim you can’t substantiate. We have a HIPAA officer on staff.