Get an independent review of your paid media account before you spend more. We examine tracking, campaign structure, budgets, bidding, targeting, search terms or placements, creative signals and landing-page alignment—then turn the findings into a prioritized fix roadmap.
The audit is diagnostic. Implementation, account management and media spend are separate unless they are explicitly included in the confirmed scope.
Evidence first. Recommendations second.
Start with a focused campaign review or go deeper across a larger single-platform account. Multi-platform and complex environments are handled through a custom scope.
For a small account or advertiser who wants an independent check of one priority campaign.
For businesses that need a broader review of the core campaigns driving paid acquisition.
For a more complex account that needs deeper measurement, structure and optimization analysis.
Larger accounts, ecommerce feed complexity, multiple markets, multiple platforms or specialist tracking requirements may need a custom quote so the audit remains meaningful.
Get in touch with our expert. Tell us what you need, and we'll help identify the most suitable service, scope and pricing for your requirement.
The audit separates measurement problems from campaign problems so recommendations are based on the right evidence.
Confirm the platform, campaigns, business goals, conversion actions and the questions you need the audit to answer.
Review conversion signals, tracking context and reporting quality before using performance data to judge campaign decisions.
Inspect structure, settings, budgets, bidding, targeting, exclusions, traffic quality, creative and landing-page alignment.
Separate urgent measurement or spend-leakage issues from optimization opportunities and lower-priority hygiene items.
Deliver the agreed findings with practical recommendations, sequencing and clear next steps for your team or current provider.
The exact depth depends on the plan and platform, but the review is organized around the decisions that most often affect paid media efficiency and measurement confidence.
Campaign organization, settings, naming logic, duplication and segmentation.
Primary actions, signal quality and measurement gaps that affect decisions.
Allocation, pacing, bid strategy and constraints that may limit efficiency.
Keywords, audiences, locations, devices, placements, exclusions and overlap.
Search terms or placements that appear misaligned with intended demand.
Ad-message consistency, asset coverage and obvious fatigue or mismatch risks.
Whether the post-click experience supports the promise and intended conversion.
Whether the available data makes it clear what to stop, fix, test or scale.
A useful audit first asks whether the account is measuring the right outcomes, then traces where spend can be leaking or where structure may be blocking reliable optimization.
The deliverable is organized so a founder, marketing manager, in-house specialist or external agency can understand the findings and move into remediation.
A concise view of the major areas reviewed, what appears sound and where attention is needed.
Specific issues and observations grouped by measurement, structure, spend, targeting, creative and conversion path.
Areas where targeting, placements, queries, overlap or allocation may be sending budget away from intended demand.
Recommendations sequenced by practical impact and dependency so foundational fixes are handled before optimization layers.
Use an independent audit when you need evidence before changing budgets, providers or campaign structure.
You need to separate market pressure from account, tracking, targeting or conversion-path issues.
DIAGNOSE BEFORE SPENDING MOREValidate whether the account has measurement and structural foundations strong enough to support additional spend.
PRE-SCALE REVIEWCreate a neutral view of account health before a handover, vendor review or internal transition.
INDEPENDENT SECOND OPINIONCheck whether conversion signals and reporting logic are strong enough to support bidding and optimization decisions.
MEASUREMENT CONFIDENCEReview duplication, segmentation, exclusions, budget fragmentation and account hygiene before a rebuild.
STRUCTURE RESETUse the audit to challenge assumptions and create a prioritized list for your current team or provider to validate.
EXTERNAL REVIEWThe account data shows what happened. Your business context explains what the campaigns were supposed to achieve.
The standard Paid Media Audit is a diagnostic and recommendation service. It does not silently change your live campaigns.
Use the audit to validate measurement, identify leakage and give your team a clearer order of operations.
Clear answers on scope, access, pricing, delivery, outputs and what happens after the review.
A Paid Media Audit is an independent review of your advertising account setup, conversion tracking, campaign structure, budgets, bidding, targeting, search terms or placements, creative signals and landing-page alignment. The goal is to identify issues, explain why they matter and prioritize what should be fixed first.
The review is tailored to the confirmed scope. Typical checks include account and campaign structure, conversion tracking, budget allocation, bid strategy, targeting, keyword or placement quality, exclusions, creative and ad-copy signals, landing-page alignment, reporting quality and obvious sources of wasted spend.
Platform coverage is confirmed before work begins. In your enquiry, name the paid media platform or platforms you want reviewed so Rudrriv can confirm the appropriate audit scope for your account.
Read-only advertising account access is preferred where available. Helpful inputs include your website or landing pages, business goals, primary conversion actions, target markets, current campaign context, tracking or analytics information and any specific performance concerns you want investigated.
No changes are made as part of the standard audit unless implementation is explicitly included in a separately confirmed scope. The audit is designed to diagnose issues and provide prioritized recommendations so you can decide what to change and who should make those changes.
Paid Media Audit plans on this page start at $25 USD for a focused one-campaign review. Broader single-platform reviews are available at $49 USD and $99 USD. Multi-platform, large-account or specialist requirements are scoped separately.
The standard delivery window is 5–7 working days after the required access and project information are available. Larger accounts, multiple platforms or complex tracking environments may require a separately confirmed timeline.
Depending on the selected plan, you receive a structured audit summary, prioritized findings, issue explanations and a recommended action roadmap. Deeper plans add broader campaign coverage and more detailed analysis so your team can plan fixes in a sensible order.
Conversion tracking and measurement quality are reviewed within the agreed audit scope because weak tracking can distort campaign decisions. The audit identifies observable gaps and recommendations; technical implementation or tag remediation is a separate scope unless explicitly agreed.
Yes. A Paid Media Audit can be used as an independent second opinion on an account managed internally or by another provider. Read-only access allows the account to be reviewed without changing campaigns during the audit.
No. The audit identifies issues, risks and optimization opportunities, but future performance depends on implementation quality, market conditions, competition, budget, offer strength, landing-page experience, tracking accuracy and other factors outside the audit itself.
You can use the prioritized roadmap with your internal team or current provider. If you want Rudrriv to help with implementation, remediation or ongoing paid advertising support, that work can be discussed and scoped separately after the audit findings are reviewed.
A short, specific brief helps us confirm the right audit depth. Share the platform, account size, business goal and the performance concern that prompted the review.
Share your account context and requirement. We will review the scope before confirming the appropriate plan or a custom engagement.
