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Google Ads audit and strategic consulting

A structured account audit identifies exactly where budget is being wasted, where tracking is misleading the algorithm, and what structural changes would have the biggest impact on performance — without guesswork.

What an audit covers

A Clicktrends audit goes layer by layer through the account to identify both quick fixes and structural issues that compound over time. Everything is tied to business impact — not just best practices for their own sake.

Campaign and ad group structure review
Search term and query analysis
Match type and negative keyword coverage
Bidding strategy assessment
Ad copy quality and testing practices
Landing page alignment and conversion alignment
Conversion tracking accuracy
Audience strategy and remarketing setup
Budget allocation and pacing
Competitor and auction landscape review

Audit vs. ongoing management

Audit / consulting is right if:

  • You have an in-house team that needs strategic input
  • You want to understand your account before hiring for management
  • You need to troubleshoot a specific performance decline
  • You're evaluating a new channel or campaign type
  • You want a second opinion before making a major bid or structure change

Ongoing management is right if:

  • You don't have internal capacity to execute on audit findings
  • Your account needs continuous optimization attention
  • You want a long-term performance partner, not just a diagnosis
  • Testing, reporting, and iteration need to happen on an ongoing basis

What you get

A clear, prioritized findings document that covers every major issue in the account, explains the impact of each problem, and provides specific recommendations — not generic advice. For in-house teams, that includes enough context to act on the findings independently. For businesses considering full management, it provides a clear picture of the work scope and what to expect.

Frequently asked questions

Get a clear picture of your Google Ads account

Book an audit and walk away with specific, prioritized recommendations — not a generic report.

No sales pitch. No obligation. Just a direct conversation about your account.