How to Do a PPC Audit?

PPC FAQs >> How to Do a PPC Audit?

A PPC audit is a comprehensive review of your Pay-Per-Click advertising campaigns to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for improvement. Here’s how to perform one effectively:

  1. Review Account Structure

    • Check if campaigns and ad groups are organized logically (e.g., by product, service, or goal).

    • Ensure each ad group has tightly themed keywords.

  2. Analyze Keywords

    • Identify high-performing, underperforming, and irrelevant keywords.

    • Add negative keywords to reduce wasted spend.

  3. Evaluate Ad Copy

    • Check for relevance, clarity, and strong calls to action.

    • Review ad variations and performance across each group.

  4. Assess Bidding Strategy

    • Ensure your bidding method aligns with your goals (manual, enhanced CPC, target ROAS, etc.).

    • Adjust bids for location, device, and time-of-day performance.

  5. Check Landing Pages

    • Confirm they are fast, mobile-friendly, and relevant to the ad.

    • Analyze conversion paths and user experience.

  6. Inspect Targeting Settings

    • Review audience, geographic, and device targeting.

    • Ensure you’re reaching the right users.

  7. Review Conversion Tracking

    • Verify that all conversion actions are tracked correctly.