Your creative could be leaving sales on the table.
We'll tell you exactly where. A specific, evidence-based review of the ads, listings, packaging and product visuals your customers actually see, with 10 to 15 things you can act on.
Eight places creative quietly costs you money.
This isn't a design critique. It's a commercial review of the assets standing between your product and a purchase decision.
Ad creative
Your live ads via Meta's public Ad Library, the hooks you're leading with, how many distinct concepts are in rotation, and how long they've been running.
Creative fatigue
Whether you're running variations of one idea or genuinely different ideas: the single most common reason performance decays.
Amazon / marketplace listing
Main image, gallery sequence, infographics, A+ content, and how the listing reads on a phone against the competitors that outrank you.
Product presentation
How the product itself is shot and styled: the single biggest lever on ecommerce conversion, and the one most brands skip.
Packaging
Shelf legibility at distance, thumbnail legibility at 200px, and whether the range reads as one family.
Website & landing pages
Whether the visuals a click lands on match the ad that earned it, and where the visual hierarchy loses people.
Competitor creative
What the brands winning your category are doing that you aren't, and which of their conventions are worth breaking.
Visual consistency
Whether someone seeing your ad, your listing and your pack would know they're the same brand.
A document you can act on, not a sales deck.
Every point is tied to something specific we saw, with the screenshot attached. No generic best-practice filler, and no claims about results we can’t stand behind.
- 10–15 specific creative opportunities, prioritised by likely impact
- Annotated screenshots, what we saw, and why it matters
- A competitor creative comparison for your category
- A recommended creative testing sequence
- Where AI production can cut cost, and where it shouldn't be used
- A clear read on whether this is a branding problem or a volume problem
$99–$299
Scoped to what there is to review. Free for brands where the work clearly points somewhere bigger. We’ll tell you which applies before you pay.
- Turnaround
- 2–5 business days
- Format
- Annotated PDF + walkthrough call
- Obligation
- None
If you go on to work with us within 30 days, the audit fee comes off your first invoice.
Tell us where to look.
The more specific you are about what isn’t working, the more useful the audit is. “Ads stopped performing in March” gets you a better document than “need better creative”.
About the audit.
- What does the audit cost?
- Between $99 and $299 depending on how much there is to look at: a single Amazon listing sits at the bottom of that range, a multi-channel brand running ads across several markets at the top. We'll confirm the exact figure before you pay anything.
- Is it ever free?
- Yes. For brands where the scope clearly points to an ongoing engagement, we'll waive the fee. Ask, and we'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on rather than making you guess.
- Do I have to hire you afterwards?
- No, and the audit is written to be useful either way. Everything in it is specific enough for your existing team or freelancer to act on. If you'd rather we did the work, the audit doubles as the scope.
- How long does it take?
- Two to five business days from the point we have access to what we need, usually just your public URLs and listings.
- What do you need from me?
- Your store or listing URLs, and an honest answer about what isn't working. We use publicly available data for competitor and ad research. No account access required.
- What if the answer is that my creative is fine?
- Then we'll say so, and point at whatever we think the real constraint is: pricing, targeting, offer, product. We'd rather tell you that than sell you creative you don't need.