Find Wasted Spend Before Your Client Does

White Label Google Ads & PPC Audits

White label Google Ads and PPC audits for agencies. A full review of structure, tracking, keywords, bidding and wasted spend, with a prioritised fix list in your brand.
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Win new clients

An audit of a prospect’s current account shows exactly where money is being wasted, which makes a strong pitch.

Prioritised, not padded

Findings are ranked by impact on cost and results, so the quick wins are clear and the report isn’t 80 pages of screenshots.

What you get

  • Account Structure Review
  • Conversion Tracking Check
  • Wasted Spend Analysis
  • Keyword & Search Term Review
  • Bidding & Budget Review
  • White Label Audit Report

The details

What's included in a white label PPC audit?

Everything we check in a Google, Microsoft or Meta account
01

Tracking check

We test whether conversions are recorded accurately, because every other decision depends on it.

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02

Structure review

Campaigns, ad groups and settings checked against the client's goals and budget.

03

Wasted spend

Search terms, placements and audiences that spend money without converting.

04

Keywords and ads

Match types, negatives, ad copy and assets reviewed for relevance and coverage.

05

Bidding and budgets

Bid strategies, targets and budget limits checked for missed opportunity or overspend.

06

Prioritised report

A white label report with findings ranked by impact and a clear action plan.

How our white label PPC audits work

A good audit tells you what is wrong with an account and what to do first. We use them for two jobs: winning new clients by showing a prospect where their spend is going, and taking over an existing account with a clear plan.

  1. Access You give us read-only access to the Google Ads, Microsoft Ads or Meta account.
  2. Review We check tracking, structure, keywords, audiences, ads, bidding and landing pages.
  3. Prioritise Findings are ranked by their impact on cost and results.
  4. Deliver You get a white label report and, if useful, a walkthrough for your team.

After the audit

Your team can carry out the recommendations, or we can take over with white label Google Ads management. Looking for an SEO review instead? See our white label SEO audits.

Results

Case studies

Personal injury law firm, Victoria (anonymous)
Cost per lead from $442 to $125 and monthly leads from 13 to 39
An inherited Google Ads account was rebuilt around real leads. Cost per lead fell from $442 to $125 and monthly leads rose from 13 to 39 for a Victorian personal injury law firm.
B2B dental laboratory (anonymous)
Monthly conversions up from 14.5 to 24.7 while average CPCs rose from $4.34 to $7.71
Steady restructuring and budget pacing grew a dental laboratory’s Google Ads conversions from 14.5 to 24.7 a month, holding cost per conversion near $94 while click costs rose 78%.
B2B strategy and sustainability consultancy (anonymous)
426 leads in 13 months at an average of $27 per lead
Focused search campaigns brought a B2B strategy and sustainability consultancy 426 leads in 13 months at an average of $27 each, with a click-through rate above 12%.
What clients say · 5.0 on Google

FAQ

Everything you need to know

What access do you need for an audit?

Read-only access to the ad account, plus Google Analytics or GA4 if possible. We don’t make any changes during an audit.

Which platforms can you audit?

Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta Ads and LinkedIn Ads. Most audits focus on Google Ads, where most spend usually is.

Can we use the audit to pitch a prospect?

Yes. Many agencies use our audits in sales. The report carries your branding and can be presented as your agency’s work.

How long does an audit take?

Usually around a week, depending on the size and number of accounts.

Audit an Account Before You Pitch

Send us read-only access to an account and we’ll deliver an audit your agency can present as its own.