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Know what’s worth doing next.

An independent review of your Google and Meta advertising, the pages your adverts send people to, and how enquiries are counted. Clear priorities in writing, with the evidence behind each one, and a walkthrough to help you act.

£600one-off, and a plan you keep

No obligation. Nothing changes in an account during a review.

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Finding 1: an open question

Which campaigns deserve more budget?

More enquiries are only useful if they are the right enquiries.

The question
Do the campaigns bringing in the most enquiries also bring in the customers you want?
What supports it
Campaign results, enquiry tracking and which enquiries became worthwhile customers.
The next step
Agree what a good enquiry looks like. Compare campaigns against it before moving budget.
Illustrative example of a review page’s structure, not a finding from a client account.

More than a list of issues.

One written document, in plain English, that you can act on yourself or hand to whoever runs your adverts.

Each finding says why it matters, what supports it, and what to do next, marked observed, open or to test so you know how sure we are.

You keep it, and get a walkthrough with the founder. Brief your own team, or ask us to quote.

Clear before we begin.

The scope is fixed and confirmed in writing, so the price is too.

The £600 review covers

One business, one website, one Google Ads and one Meta account. The main campaigns and the pages they send people to. How enquiries are counted, from advert to phone call or form. A written review, a prioritised plan and a walkthrough.

How long it takes

Once the scope is agreed and read-only access is in place, the written review usually follows within the week, then a walkthrough to go through it together.

What we need from you

Read-only access to the ad accounts, your website address, and half an hour at the end for the walkthrough.

What it doesn’t include

Any change to an account or website. Anything beyond the scope is quoted first, and you decide. Improvement projects and management are separate services.

adhouse is not currently VAT-registered. Fees and scope are confirmed in writing under our terms of business.

Start with a conversation.

Twenty minutes, free, about your business and your advertising. You’ll know by the end whether we can help.