The audit
An audit with receipts.
The widget on the homepage is a sketch. Type in a domain and it draws an audit-shaped report, then tells you on its own face that the numbers are illustrative. This page is where you ask for the real one.
Most marketing audits are a template with your logo on it. This one is different in a way you can check: every finding cites evidence we captured about your business that week, and nothing in it is boilerplate. Somebody opens your site, your listings, your social accounts, your competitors, and the answers AI assistants give about your category, and writes down what is actually there.
What gets looked at
The same places the sketch gestures at, examined properly, plus the two it cannot reach.
- Your website
- What is technically holding it back, and what a search engine or an assistant can actually understand about it.
- Your listings
- Whether the places that describe your business agree with one another, and whether Google can identify you consistently everywhere it looks.
- Your social accounts
- What somebody finds when they go looking you up.
- How AI assistants describe you
- Whether they can identify you at all, and whether the details they repeat about you are correct.
- Your competitors
- The ones you told us you watch, and the ones our research turns up. What they are doing publicly, including whether they are running ads.
- What content earns attention in your niche
- Real posts from accounts like yours that are visibly reaching people right now, so the recommendations point at something you can see working.
What comes back
- A 5 to 10 page document
- Written in plain language for somebody who does not do this for a living. The thing to fix first is at the top.
- Five graded areas
- Tracking, search, messaging, paid, and social proof, each graded plainly so you know where you stand.
- Findings you can check
- Every finding cites what we captured about your business that week: dated screenshots, your actual pages, the sources behind every claim. If we assert it, you can look at it.
- A 90 day roadmap
- What to fix, in what order, and why that order. Yours whether or not you hire us.
- A walkthrough call
- We go through it together so you can ask questions while it is in front of you.
It starts from your own words
Before the audit runs, you answer twelve short questions about where the business is, what feels broken, and what we should absolutely leave alone. The report responds to what you actually said. If you told us your best customers come from referrals, the audit looks hard at what a referred customer finds when they search your name.
Useful either way
You get a list of specific, fixable problems worth acting on. Or you get the rare news that your marketing is in better shape than most, and that is worth knowing before you spend anything on it.
Built by hand
There is no button on our end either. The request lands in an inbox, a person reads it, and the work starts when they sit down to it. That is the trade for a report a widget cannot write: it takes longer, and somebody actually looked.
When to skip it
If you need results this month, search takes longer than that, and an audit will not change the arithmetic. If you already know what is broken and only want it fixed, say so in the box below and we can go straight there.
What it costs
Nothing. The audit is free.
There is nothing to pay, now or later. You keep the document, the roadmap, and everything we found, and what you do with them is up to you.
The honest comparison is what staying blind costs. A site with no working tracking, a business name that does not match its own listings, reviews that do not exist where customers look: any one of those quietly costs you customers, and the audit is how you find out which ones are yours.
Ask for it
The form is short. What you send lands in the studio inbox, and a person reads it and writes back with the twelve questions and a start date.