Campaign Audit
We review structure, goals, bids, segments, creatives, landing pages, and negative factors.
We help manage performance marketing by actual business results: leads, qualification, deals, revenue, margin, and budget payback.
Performance marketing requires not only campaign setup but data discipline. Without connecting spend to CRM, sales, and margin, teams optimize clicks instead of business outcomes. We build the cycle: hypothesis, launch, quality check, budget decision, landing page improvement, and the next test.
We review structure, goals, bids, segments, creatives, landing pages, and negative factors.
We bring lead statuses, deals, revenue, and quality back into management reports.
We find expensive segments, reallocate budget, and introduce control thresholds.
We plan A/B tests of offers, pages, audiences, creatives, and communication journeys.
We do not leave strategy, process maps and dashboards as isolated documents. The result is connected with Business OS, CRM, BPM, ERP, analytics or the tools already used by your team.
We connect ads, website events, leads, deals, revenue and margin into one decision model.
Business OS keeps owners, hypotheses, tasks and marketing implementation rhythm visible.
Dashboards show channel economics, lead quality, funnel conversion and growth priorities.
We collect spend, leads, sales, margin, statuses, and sources into one model.
We prioritize tests by expected effect, speed, and budget risk.
We configure campaigns, landing pages, events, audiences, and quality control rules.
Every week we decide what to scale, fix, or stop.
We look beyond lead cost to qualification, handling speed, deals, and margin.
We separate new sales, repeat purchases, branded demand, and promotion effects.
We define stop and scale rules before budget flows into weak segments.
These are planning ranges for mid-sized business. The exact scope and estimate are fixed after a short diagnostic, because process maturity, systems and data quality differ strongly.
Channels, competitors, landing pages, CRM, analytics and first growth opportunities.
Offer tests, landing improvements, analytics, CRM events, dashboard and campaign backlog.
Regular hypotheses, channel control, reporting, conversion work and budget prioritization.
No. It works in B2B, services, education, real estate, and other markets if there is a measurable funnel and CRM.
We start with a minimal status and required-field scheme so key decisions can be data-based.
Sometimes yes, but CPA should not be lowered at the cost of quality. We look at deal cost and revenue contribution.
It depends on the market: search, ad networks, social, retargeting, SEO, content, partners, and CRM bases.
We will review ad economics and show where budget can work harder. We will review the task and suggest the first practical step.