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45 minutes, your numbers on screen, and the analysis is yours either way.
Free audit · 15 slots · closes 30 Sept
Your Friday dies
in five open tabs.
A free audit of your Meta and Google ad accounts, read together in one pass on your real data. Nothing in your campaigns changes. Walked through in 45 minutes, and the analysis is yours whether we work together or not.
Meta here, Google there, GA4, Search Console, a spreadsheet to glue it together. By the time it’s readable, the week’s gone. We do that reading for you — free — and walk you through what it says.
No signup. No card. One account, access expires by itself · run by someone who’s managed €1.3M+ over 8 years.
and you know where the money actually went
changes to your campaigns. We only read
fixes you can make on Monday
The reading was the tax.
The judgment is the job.
Every week the same tabs. Meta here, Google there, GA4, Search Console, a spreadsheet to glue it together. By the time it’s readable, Friday’s gone.
A second pair of eyes on your own account — not a teardown. You still make every call.
What lands on your screen
- Inflates5 actions measure the same lead form
- MuddiesEUR and USD mixed in conversion value
Real output, real account. Yours looks like this — with your numbers, and the two or three things worth your attention this week.
Who this is for, and who it is not
It is for you if you run Meta and Google for real money — your own accounts or the ones you manage — and the reading is what is eating your week. The audit reads both together in one pass, which is the entire point: separately, you already have two dashboards and neither of them agrees with the other.
It is not for you if you are spending a few hundred a month on one platform. At that budget it honestly does not matter much what you press, and I am not going to take 45 minutes of your Friday to tell you that. Come back when being wrong costs you something.
It is also not for you if what you want is somebody to take the account away and never mention it again. This is a read. It ends with three decisions, and they are yours to make.
Three steps
- 1You connect one account2 min
- 2We read the last 90 daysunder 48 h
- 3We walk you through it live45 min
You stay in control
- Read campaign metrics
- Read your conversion setup
- List accounts, so you pick one
- Create, pause or edit campaigns
- Touch budgets or bids
- Pull your customers' personal data
- Look at accounts you didn't pick
Straight talk: Google has no “read-only” scope for its Ads API — the one you grant is the standard one. What we guarantee is that our system runs no write operation at all, that access expires by itself after 30 days, and that you can revoke it from your account any time.
Manuel Climent. Eight years and €1.3M+ in ad spend across Meta and Google. I got tired of losing every Friday to the same report, so I built the thing that reads it for me — and I run my own clients on it every week.
Not a bot that runs your ads. A watcher that does the looking-back you don’t have time for. 15 audits, because each one is 45 minutes of my time.
Before you ask
Is it actually free?
Yes, and the analysis is yours. At the end I’ll mention there’s a version that does this every week automatically, and what it costs. If it’s not for you, you keep the analysis anyway.
What happens to my data?
Access expires after 30 days on its own. If we don’t work together, access and analysis are deleted. Ask sooner at manuel@climentmedia.com.
I’d rather not connect anything.
Then grant read-only access from your own account, like you would to any collaborator. Email me and I’ll send the steps.
If you would rather do it yourself: The Ad Account Leak Check is this same read written out step by step, free, no email. The Weekly Ads Decision System is the routine it belongs to, and Climent Ads Assistant is the console that runs it every week instead of once.
We pay the reading tax.
You keep the judgment.
Connect the account you want us to look at. 45 minutes, and it’s yours either way.
15 slots · closes 30 September