Good Lead CoFree ads audit for dog trainers

Your ad reports say you're getting leads. Your calendar says otherwise.

I've run Google and Meta ads across six dog-training territories. Give me read-only access and I'll show you what's actually being counted as a lead, what you're really paying for, and what I'd fix first.

Free. Delivered in 5 business days.

Show me what my ads are really doingGoogle Ads, Meta, LSA. Read-only access. No password.
What the report didn't tell the owner
Good Lead AuditReal account, 8 years old, four agencies deep
Conversion actions reporting leads17
Actually measuring a real inquiry1
  • Calls counted as a lead after1 second on the line
  • Campaigns live1 of 12
  • Offline client import21 ok / 101 errors
Retainer paid on the strength of that report$2,000 / month
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This is what a good-looking lead report can actually mean.

Same account. Same month. The left side is what the owner was shown. The right side is what the audit found underneath it.

The agency report
Leads upLooks great
  • Cost per lead in line with target
  • Calls, forms and clients all "tracked"
  • Monthly retainer: $2,000
The audit
  • 1-second calls counted as leads
  • 17 conversion actions stacked
  • 11 of 12 campaigns paused
  • 101 offline-import errors
  • Ads still pointing at 404 pages

This account had been through four agencies in eight years. Every one of them built something good, then left it. Nobody had ever shown the owner the numbers underneath the numbers.

What I look at

  • Every conversion action and how it's counted
  • Every campaign, keyword, negative and search term
  • Every landing page your ads point to, loaded live
  • Change history: who touched what, when
  • Where the spend goes that never becomes a call

What you get

  • The real numbers, in plain English
  • The three things costing you the most
  • What I'd fix first, in order
  • A 30-minute walkthrough, if you want one
  • The full report either way. No pitch required.

What I never touch

  • Your password. I never ask for it.
  • Your CRM conversations
  • Your client list
  • Your customers' messages

You grant one Good Lead Co email read-only access from inside your own ad account. Remove it the moment the audit is complete.

Latest findingsOne Meta account, last 30 days
Leads the platform reported111
Ad spend$3.5k
  • Cost per lead, as reported$32
  • Leads that were junk or never answered39%
  • Real cost per booked consult~$106
  • Real cost per signed client~$440
The number the owner was shown$32 a lead

What's my real cost per client?

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Built by someone who has actually had to answer the phone.

Six territories. $2,000+ training programs. Google and Meta buyer. Same customer, same seasons, same problem.

I've had to call the lead, book the consult, sell the program and deliver the service behind it. That's the lens this audit runs through.

I've been the client. I paid an agency for two years before I learned how they were counting my leads. Nobody in this industry should have to find that out by accident.Dog training business owner

How it works

  1. Give me read-only access

    You add one Good Lead Co email as a viewer from inside your own account. Takes two minutes.

  2. I audit the account

    Every action, campaign, search term and landing page. Not a sample.

  3. You get the truth in 5 business days

    A written report and, if you want it, a 30-minute call to walk through it.

No contract. No password. No pitch required.

You already paid for the leads.

Find out what you actually bought.

Show me what my ads are really doing

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Takes two minutes. You get the full report either way — no strings.

By sending this you agree to get a text and email from Good Lead Co about your audit. No lists, no drip campaigns.