Free Marketing Audit: SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads or Tracking

Get a Free Marketing Audit of Your SEO, Ads or Tracking

A recorded video walkthrough of your biggest issues, plus a short written summary, within 3 business days. No obligation.

Get a free marketing audit of one area of your choice: SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads or tracking. Within 3 business days you get a recorded video walkthrough of the top issues we found, what each one is costing you and how to fix it, plus a short written summary. There is no obligation, and you can act on the findings yourself or with anyone you like.

A free marketing audit from 95 Solutions is a focused review of one area of your marketing, done by a senior person and delivered as a video you can watch, share and act on. Unlike a free digital marketing audit that skims every channel, ours covers one area, so the review goes deep enough to be useful and tells you more than a free tool would.

What We Check in a Free SEO, Ads or Tracking Audit

SEO audit

A free website SEO audit from us is done by a person reading your site and your data, not a crawler handing out a score. It covers:

Indexation: what Google has indexed, what it is ignoring and why
Crawl problems: broken links, redirect chains, blocked resources and duplicate URLs
Site structure: category and collection architecture, internal linking and orphan pages
On-page basics: titles, headings and meta descriptions on your most important pages
Page speed and Core Web Vitals on key templates
Content gaps against the searches your buyers actually make

Google Ads audit

Conversion tracking: whether purchases or leads are counted once, with the right values
Account and campaign structure, including Performance Max and Shopping setup
Search terms and negative keywords: where money is going on irrelevant searches
Bidding strategies and whether they have enough data to work
Product feed quality and Merchant Center issues for ecommerce accounts

Meta Ads audit

Pixel and Conversions API setup, including event deduplication
Campaign and ad set structure, audiences and budget distribution
Creative: formats, fatigue and how many concepts are really being tested
Attribution settings and how reported results compare with your store data

Tracking audit (GA4 and pixels)

GA4 configuration, key events and ecommerce event data
Google Tag Manager container health and duplicate tags
Consent Mode v2 setup, which has been required for EEA traffic since March 2024
Google Ads Enhanced Conversions and Meta pixel accuracy
Where revenue in GA4, your ad platforms and your store stops matching

Is There a Free Online SEO Audit Tool Available?

Yes, several good free SEO audit tools exist, and we use them ourselves. Google Search Console shows indexation, Core Web Vitals and manual actions for your own site. PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse test page speed. Bing Webmaster Tools includes a Site Scan that crawls your site for common on-page problems, and the free version of Screaming Frog crawls up to 500 URLs.

What these tools cannot do is decide which of their warnings matter. A crawler will flag hundreds of missing alt attributes with the same urgency as a noindex tag on your best category page. A senior review turns that list into a short set of fixes ranked by what they cost you in revenue, and connects SEO issues to the tracking and ads problems a single tool never sees.

What Your Free Marketing Audit Report Includes

Within 3 business days of receiving what we need, you get a recorded video walkthrough of the top issues we found. Each issue comes with what it is, why it matters, roughly what it is costing you, and how to fix it. You also get a short written summary that lists the issues in priority order, so you or your developer can work through them without rewatching the video. For SEO, the summary works as a free SEO audit report you can hand straight to whoever maintains the site.

The audit is yours to keep. You can fix the issues in-house, hand them to your current agency or ask us for a proposal. There is no obligation and no follow-up sequence of sales emails.

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What We Need to Start Your Free Audit

Your website URL and which area you want audited.
Read-only access if you want an account-level audit of Google Ads, Meta Ads or GA4. We will send simple instructions for granting it, and you can remove the access as soon as the audit is done.
A line of context, such as your main goal, rough monthly ad spend, or a problem you have already noticed.

An SEO audit only needs your URL, although Search Console access makes it more thorough. Without account access, a Google Ads or Meta Ads audit is limited to what is publicly visible, so we recommend granting read-only access.

How We Handle Your Audit Data

We use your data only to prepare your audit. We do not sell it, resell it or share it with anyone, and we do not add you to a marketing list. Read-only access means we cannot change anything in your accounts. Full details are in our privacy policy.

Who Reviews Your Audit

Every audit is reviewed by a senior person, with Mustafa, our founder, leading strategy across all of our work. He has spent 11+ years in digital marketing and still runs marketing for two fashion brands, so the audit focuses on what affects revenue, not on a long list of minor warnings. If you would rather talk first, you can contact us or read how we work with clients after an audit.

Free Audit questions

What is a marketing audit?

A marketing audit is a structured review of your marketing against your goals, to find what is working, what is wasting money and what to fix first. It checks whether your data can be trusted, how each channel performs for what it costs, and where your website loses buyers. A full audit covers every channel. Our free version goes deep on one area, such as SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads or tracking, because a narrow audit produces fixes you can act on.

What does a marketing audit include?

A marketing audit usually includes goals and KPIs, tracking accuracy, channel performance, the website conversion path, content and search visibility, competitors and budget allocation. For each channel it compares spend or effort with the leads or revenue it produces. The output should be a ranked list of issues, each with what it costs you and how to fix it, not a score. The lists on this page show exactly what we check for SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads and tracking.

How do you conduct a marketing audit?

Start with tracking, because every other conclusion depends on it. Then work through five steps: define the goal and date range, confirm that purchases or leads are counted once and match your store or CRM, compare each channel's cost with the revenue or leads it produces, walk the path from ad or search result to checkout on mobile, and review what competitors rank for or advertise. Finish by ranking the fixes by likely impact and effort, so the first month of work goes to the biggest leaks.

Is the audit really free?

Yes. There is no charge, no card details and no obligation to buy anything afterward. We offer it because it is the clearest way to show how we think. Some businesses become clients after the audit, and many simply fix the issues themselves, which is a perfectly good outcome for both sides.

Why only one area per audit?

A focused audit finds the issues that actually cost you money. Covering SEO, ads and tracking at once in a free review would mean skimming each one. If you want more than one area reviewed, request the one that worries you most first. We can look at another area later or cover several in a paid audit.

Do I have to give you access to my accounts?

Only for an account-level audit of Google Ads, Meta Ads or GA4, and only read-only access. An SEO audit can run from your URL alone, although Search Console access makes it more complete. You can remove our access as soon as you receive the walkthrough.

Can you give me an example of a marketing audit?

Yes. Here is a common finding in Google Ads audits: purchases counted twice, because both the Google Ads tag and a GA4 import are set as primary conversion actions. Smart Bidding then believes the account converts about twice as well as it does and bids too high. The walkthrough shows where the duplication happens, what it does to bidding and reported ROAS, and the fix: keep one primary purchase action and set the other to secondary.

What happens after I receive the audit?

You decide. You can fix the issues yourself, pass the video to your team or current agency, or reply to ask for a proposal. If you ask for one, it will be a written scope with a fixed price based on the plans on our pricing page. We do not follow up with a sales sequence.