Limited availability · June 2026

Free full-service Google Ads audit.

In June I’m doing complete, no-charge audits for businesses running Google Ads through an agency. Not a consultation call. A proper audit, delivered in writing.

Why free? I’m building out real-world case examples for this site and I want to do hands-on audit work rather than hypotheticals. You get a full audit at no cost. I get the experience of doing it in the wild. No catch. No pitch at the end. No follow-up sequence.

What’s included

Full account review I go into your Google Ads account directly. Campaign structure, bid strategy, negative keyword lists, audience setup, change history. I’m looking at what’s there, what’s missing, and whether the pattern of work over time looks like active management or set-it-and-forget-it.
Agency call review You share a recording of your most recent monthly agency call. I listen. I note what your agency is saying versus what your account actually shows. The gap between the narrative and the data is usually where the most useful information lives.
Written report You get a document covering account health, assessment of your agency’s work based on the change history and account structure, and specific questions to ask on your next call based on what I found. Concrete, not vague.

How access works

Strictly confidential.: Your agency isn’t notified. Read-only access. I look at the account, I don’t touch a single setting. No bid changes, no campaign edits, no “helpful tweaks” while I’m in there.
Mutual NDA before I see anything.: Standard mutual non-disclosure signed before access or recording is shared. Nothing you send me ends up in a case study, blog post, or LinkedIn anecdote without written permission.
Recordings: you decide what’s shareable.: Reviewing your agency call is subject to your own recording policies and your vendor agreement. If you’re in a two-party-consent jurisdiction, or your MSA limits third-party review, we use the written change-log and report instead. Your call.
Don’t want me in the account at all? That works too.: If giving read-only access is a conversation you’re not ready to have with your agency yet, the audit also runs from artifacts: the monthly report PDF, a CSV of the change history, a call recording, screenshots of the panels you’re worried about. A little narrower than direct access, but enough to tell you whether something’s actually wrong. More on the discreet path →

Book your slot

I’m taking a limited number of these in June. The calendar opens June 8. Pick a time that works and we’ll sort out access and the call recording from there.