Google Ads audit resources

Audit Google Ads in an Order That Produces Evidence

A useful audit does more than list unusual settings. It verifies measurement, reconstructs where money went, compares results with business economics and recommends changes in a sequence that can be evaluated.

Do not optimise against data you have not verified

Begin with conversion definitions, values and attribution. Next reconcile spend and outcomes by campaign, search term, product, market and device. Only then assess whether targeting, bidding or creative changes are justified. This order prevents a common audit failure: producing dozens of recommendations from reports that contain duplicated revenue or low-quality leads.

The final output should name the evidence, the suspected problem, the proposed change, the expected direction of impact and the period or threshold used to review it.

Audit sequence

  1. Define the commercial outcome.
  2. Verify conversion actions and values.
  3. Reconcile spend with platform and business records.
  4. Locate waste and winners at the lowest useful level.
  5. Check campaign eligibility, scope and overlap.
  6. Review bidding constraints and recent changes.
  7. Inspect landing-page and offer friction.
  8. Prioritise changes by confidence, impact and reversibility.

Want an audit that ends with priorities?

We will review the account evidence and explain what we would fix first, what we would leave alone and how we would judge the result.