Guide
The Google Ads Account Audit Workbook
What you'll learn in this guide.
Most Google Ads audits start with bids and end with a recommendation to increase budget. This one starts with whether the account is measuring anything real, because every recommendation downstream of a broken conversion signal is confident and wrong. Nine scored sections covering conversion tracking, structure, search terms, Performance Max and its 2026 controls, bidding, ads, landing pages, audiences and reporting — plus current benchmark medians from 13,474 US campaigns, an 18-point scorecard and a 90-day remediation plan.
- How to tell whether your cost per lead is a real number or a reported one
- The conversion tracking faults that make every downstream decision wrong
- How to read the search terms report by spend, and what to look for in the top 50
- How to stop Performance Max taking credit for demand you already had
- When a bid strategy has too little conversion volume to work at all
- The landing page checks that account for the other half of cost per lead
- Current all-industry medians for CTR, CPC, conversion rate and cost per lead
- A scored 18-point audit and a 90-day remediation sequence that does not reset learning twice
Inside the guide
- How to use this workbook, and the benchmarks to hold in mind
- Section 1 — Conversion tracking
- Section 2 — Account structure
- Section 3 — Keywords and search terms
- Section 4 — Performance Max and automated campaigns
- Section 5 — Bidding and budgets
- Section 6 — Ads and assets
- Section 7 — Landing pages
- Section 8 — Audiences and exclusions
- Section 9 — Measurement and reporting
- The scorecard and the 90-day remediation plan
A nine-section audit that finds the waste before you change a single bid — with a scorecard and a 90-day fix plan.
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