They’re already trying to fix their Meta. Testing new creative, switching audiences, adjusting budgets. Some of it moves the needle. None of it sticks.
The problem isn’t effort. It’s diagnosis. The issue could be the creative – or – it could be the account structure, the tracking, the unit economics, or how decisions get made. Most brands are fixing the wrong thing.
Scaling a broken layer just breaks it faster. The Growth Audit identifies the real constraint and gives you a prioritized path forward instead of another guess.
Every section goes into the actual numbers. Then, shows you the gap between where you are and what profitable scale looks like.
Before anything else, we establish your real acquisition economics. What does a customer actually cost you — and what can you afford to spend?
A full look at how the account is built, from campaign architecture, to budget logic, audience setup, creative performance, and tracking foundation.
How you’re reading the data matters as much as the data itself. This section looks at whether you’re optimizing toward the right things.
Not a list of problems… but a clear diagnosis and a prioritized path forward. What to fix first, what to fix next, and what the account could look like.
Document of findings
Walkthrough of findings
30–45 for discussion
From access to report
No back and forth. You grant access, we do the work, we walk through it together.
Book your slot and complete a short intake form. Once confirmed, your 5–7 day audit window opens.
Grant read access to Meta Ads Manager and Shopify. Andy starts the full account review: structure, creative, tracking, and numbers.
Written report and Loom walkthrough delivered. Findings by section, verdict, and prioritized roadmap… yours to keep.
Walk through findings together on a screenshare call. Ask questions, get clarity, decide what to do next.
This isn’t a pep talk or a surface-level look at your dashboard. It’s a real diagnosis.
Most of the brands I talk to aren’t in a bad spot. They’re running ads, they’re spending money, something is working. But they can’t scale and they don’t know why.
So they test more creative. Or switch to a different audience. Or bump the budget and watch the CPA spike. The effort is there. The diagnosis isn’t.
The audit exists because the constraint is almost never what you think it is. Sometimes it’s creative. Sometimes it’s the account structure. Sometimes it’s that the unit economics were never set up to support scale in the first place and no amount of creative testing fixes that.
You walk away from this knowing your real number, knowing where your account is broken, and knowing exactly what to fix first. Whether you work with me after that, or not, that clarity is yours.
The only bad outcome is spending another month fixing the wrong thing.
Book your audit. Get a clear picture of your numbers, your account, and your path to scale.
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