Straight answers for marketing that feels opaque
Four situations we hear from owners, shops and agencies, and six practical guides you can use whether or not you use AuditCrow. When you want the same kind of answer about your own site, start with one page.
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Start with your situation
Each page leads with the problem, then what you can check yourself, then what AuditCrow can actually see.
- Local tradesPaying for leads, and the phone is quiet. A straight look at the website, the listing and the ads.
- Online shopsOrders are coming in, but the ads report or Analytics tells a different story.
- Agencies and freelancersA second pair of eyes when client tracking breaks, and a specific way into the next pitch.
- Checking an agencyAn independent read of the site and the numbers, for the person who has to answer for the agency.
Checklists you can use this week
Questions to ask, tests to run, and what a useful update looks like. AuditCrow is the next step when you want a page checked, not the point of the article.
- Is your agency delivering?Access, five questions for the monthly report, and a note you can send before you pay again.
- Ads conversions and jobsWhy a healthy-looking Google Ads account can still mean almost no paid work.
- Analytics shows no revenueSales are coming in and Google Analytics says revenue is zero. What to check, in order.
- Questions for your SEO agencyWhat to ask before you pay another month, including an AI-search upsell.
- Cookie banner and trackingA ten-minute test for when the cookie pop-up stops your visits and sales being counted.
- A useful monthly reportWhat to insist on in the monthly update, and what to stop reading.
Start with one page. Then let AuditCrow watch the rest.
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