Audit Service

Google Ads Audit

A forensic review of your Google Ads account, Search Console, Tag Manager, and GA4 — the four systems your performance data flows through. Most brands treat them separately. I audit them as one integrated system, because that's where the real gaps live.

Google Ads Search Console Google Tag Manager GA4 Conversion Tracking Attribution

01 — Google Ads

Campaign Architecture & Spend Hygiene

Campaign structure, bidding strategy alignment, keyword overlap, match type hygiene, Quality Score patterns, audience layering, and ad creative relevance. I find where budget is being wasted on redundant structure or misaligned intent.

  • Campaign, ad group & keyword structure audit
  • Wasted spend and negative keyword gap analysis
  • Bidding strategy vs. campaign objective alignment
  • Audience targeting and exclusion review
  • Ad copy relevance and Quality Score patterns
  • Shopping feed structure review (if applicable)

02 — Search Console

Query Data & Index Coverage

What Search Console reveals that Ads doesn't. Index coverage gaps, CTR anomalies, query-to-landing page mismatches, keyword cannibalization signals, and the disconnect between what people search and what your site serves.

  • Impressions vs. CTR gap analysis by query
  • Index coverage and crawl error review
  • Query-to-landing page alignment
  • Paid vs. organic keyword cannibalization flags
  • Core Web Vitals and page experience signals

03 — Google Tag Manager

Tag Governance & Tracking Integrity

GTM is where tracking breaks silently. I audit your container for redundant tags, misfiring rules, broken conversion tracking, duplicate events, and governance gaps that allow tracking debt to accumulate invisibly.

  • Full container tag audit (active, paused, orphaned)
  • Trigger and firing rule logic review
  • Duplicate and conflicting tag identification
  • Conversion action mapping vs. actual business goals
  • Tag governance: naming conventions, version history

04 — GA4

Event Schema & Attribution Model Review

GA4 requires intentional configuration to be useful. I review your event taxonomy, conversion mapping, data streams, audience definitions, and attribution model — and reconcile what GA4 reports against what Ads reports against what actually happened.

  • Event schema and conversion event mapping
  • Data stream configuration and exclusion filters
  • Attribution model comparison (data-driven vs. last-click vs. other)
  • Audience definitions and remarketing list accuracy
  • Cross-channel reconciliation: Ads vs. GA4 vs. CRM

Start With a Conversation.

Tell me what's in front of you. If the Google Ads Audit is the right fit, we'll confirm scope and timeline from there.

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