Define the business question
Agree what the audit needs to explain: weak enquiries, unclear positioning, a difficult website journey or inconsistent measurement. A focused question helps determine which accounts, pages and evidence need review.
Review connected parts
Consider the message, destination page, contact process and available reporting together. A problem in one part can make another appear ineffective. Record missing data and avoid presenting assumptions as findings.
Prioritise by impact
Separate urgent functional issues from longer-term improvements. Explain why each recommendation matters and what effort or dependency it involves. A business needs a workable next step, not dozens of equally urgent suggestions.
Agree ownership
Assign someone to each accepted action and decide how completion will be checked. Keep the audit available as a reference, but update priorities when new evidence emerges. The value comes from useful changes, not the length of the report.
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