Account structure review
Campaigns, ad sets, naming, budget splits and objective choices checked for duplication, drift and avoidable waste.
Sprint 2-week sprint
A forensic read of your Meta, Google or TikTok account: structure, tracking, budget allocation, creative fatigue and the first fixes I would make.
from $2,500 · audit + roadmap. Find the spend leaks before you keep feeding them.
01 What's included
This is designed to produce something useful quickly. Not a vague advisory block, not a bloated strategy deck, and not a retainer disguised as a project.
Campaigns, ad sets, naming, budget splits and objective choices checked for duplication, drift and avoidable waste.
Retargeting, prospecting, exclusions and expansion settings reviewed against the actual funnel stage they are meant to serve.
Creative fatigue, format mix, hook patterns and landing-page alignment reviewed so the next test is not just another variation.
Spend is read against intent, signal quality and likely upside, not just platform-reported ROAS.
Pixel, GA4 and ecommerce event quality checked so recommendations are not built on broken attribution.
A ranked fix list: what I would change first, what can wait, and what I would leave alone.
02 Process
I review the live account, analytics and ecommerce data, then separate structural issues from normal performance noise.
I turn the findings into a short list of practical moves, ranked by impact, effort and risk.
You get the audit, the roadmap and enough context for your team, agency or me to execute without guesswork.
03 Fit
Usually $5k+/month on one paid channel, with enough data to distinguish a real issue from a bad week.
Useful before changing agencies, restructuring an inherited account or deciding whether to scale.
If the account is fine, I will say that. If it is leaking, I will show you where.
04 FAQ
Meta, Google Ads and TikTok. Each platform is scoped separately; multi-platform audits can be bundled.
The sprint is audit and roadmap. Implementation can be scoped afterwards or folded into a retainer.
View-only ad account access, GA4, Shopify or ecommerce analytics, and any tracking layer that affects conversion reporting.
Then you get validation and a smaller priority list. Most accounts still have a few expensive blind spots.
I am not defending the current setup or selling a standard replacement. The job is to tell you what is true.
No pressure to turn a sprint into a retainer. The useful outcome is clarity either way: what to fix, what to ignore, and whether the bigger system makes sense.