Marketing Audit and Strategy

A marketing audit gives you a clear view of what is working, what is missing, and where budget should go next. We turn scattered observations into a practical strategy and prioritized action plan.

Problem Solved

When marketing channels are reviewed separately, it is hard to know whether the real issue is traffic quality, weak positioning, poor conversion, missing tracking, or inconsistent follow-up. We review the full path from audience and offer to website, campaigns, analytics, and lead handling.

Types of Solutions

• Website and conversion path audit
• SEO, content, and AI visibility review
• Paid campaign and landing page review
• Analytics and tracking audit
• Competitor and positioning review
• 90-day marketing roadmap planning

How We Approach the Work

We collect access and context, review your current marketing assets and data, identify gaps and opportunities, and prepare a prioritized roadmap. The outcome is not a generic report; it is a practical sequence of work tied to business goals and available resources.

What You Receive

• Marketing audit report
• Priority-ranked findings
• Channel, content, tracking, and conversion recommendations
• Short-term action plan
• Strategic roadmap for future improvements
• Review call to discuss decisions and tradeoffs

Pricing

Marketing audits start from the price shown on this page. Cost depends on the number of channels, data availability, competitor depth, website size, campaign complexity, and whether strategy workshops are included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need access to analytics and ad accounts?

Access is strongly recommended because it allows the audit to rely on real data instead of assumptions.

Will you implement the strategy?

Implementation can be scoped separately after the audit, either as project work or ongoing marketing support.

Is this useful for a new business?

Yes. For new businesses, the audit becomes more of a strategy and launch planning engagement.