Supporting service
A line-by-line review of your Meta ad account, tracking, creative and lead flow, delivered as a short, prioritized list of what to fix first.
If your cost per lead has crept up, your leads stopped answering the phone, or you simply cannot tell what is working, raising the budget usually makes the problem bigger. An audit tells you whether the issue is in targeting, tracking, creative, the offer, the lead form, or what happens after a lead arrives.
I review the account the way I would if I were taking it over: every active campaign, the learning status of each ad set, where the budget is actually going, what the pixel and Conversions API are reporting compared with your real leads, and how the ads look to the people seeing them.
Campaign objectives, ad set count, budget distribution, learning status, bid strategy and whether the structure gives Meta enough data to optimize.
Pixel events, Conversions API, deduplication, Event Match Quality and domain verification.
Location settings, Advantage+ audience inputs, exclusions and retargeting pools.
Where spend lands and whether Audience Network or other placements are wasting it.
Hook strength, format mix, frequency and signs of fatigue.
Instant form design, landing page speed and message match, and follow-up timing.
Special Ad Categories, health and wellness restrictions, and rejected-ad patterns.
Tell me about your business and what feels wrong. A free first look takes a short form.
You add me as a partner with view access, so nothing changes without your approval.
Usually within a few business days, depending on account size.
We go through the findings together and you ask anything.
Fix it in-house, have me fix it, or move to ongoing management.
Yes. The free review is a high-level look at your setup and the biggest issue I see. A full written audit of a larger account is a paid project, quoted upfront.
No. View access through Business Manager partner sharing is enough for an audit.
Then I review your plan, website, offer and tracking setup before you spend, which is the cheapest time to catch problems.
Yes. If your customers mostly search when they need you urgently, I will say Google Ads is probably the better first step.
Most local business accounts take a few business days from access to walkthrough.
Send me your website and where you are now. I will look at your account or plan personally and tell you what I would fix first, even if the answer is that Facebook Ads is not your next step.
What I look at:
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