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Marketing Audit. Good Metrics, Bad Results? Something’s Not Adding Up.
When “Good” Metrics Don’t Add Up
Your dashboards look strong. The agency reports solid performance. Internally, the team’s working hard.
But sales are flat—and your gut says something’s off.
You’re right to question it.
In today’s complex media environment, it’s possible to have campaigns that look great on paper but still miss the mark. That’s where an independent media audit can help.
I offer audits that provide:
A neutral, expert view of what’s working—and what’s not
Insight into where inefficiencies or gaps may be hiding
Actionable recommendations tied to your business goals
It’s not a teardown—it’s a strategic health check. From campaign structure to creative, landing pages, pacing, and measurement, you’ll get clarity that helps you move forward with confidence.
If results aren’t matching the metrics, it may be time to look deeper. A short audit might reveal more than months of reporting ever could