A 90-day plan built from an audit,
not a template with your logo on it
A generic 90-day growth plan reads well and fits any business. That is exactly the problem. We start by auditing what is actually happening in your numbers: tracking, funnel, pricing and channel mix. Then we build the plan from what we find. Audit before spend, in that order, produced ×2.7 sales in a quarter for one brand.
Why generic 90-day plans miss the real problem
Most growth plans get written before anyone looks closely at what is actually broken. They read like a competent checklist: run more ads, improve SEO, start email. That checklist could apply to almost any business. It misses the two or three things that are specifically costing this business money right now.
We have found that order matters more than most plans admit. One brand’s path to ×2.7 sales in a quarter started by stopping the ads entirely. Their funnel converted at only 1.5%, and an analytics gap meant the team could not even see which campaigns were working. Fixing tracking and the funnel first, then resuming spend with real numbers behind it, is a different plan than simply increasing ad spend. It is the one that actually worked.
A plan that skips the audit step risks spending the first 90 days funding a leak instead of fixing it.
What the audit actually covers
We audit five areas that most commonly hide the real constraint:
- Whether tracking agrees with real orders
- Where the funnel actually drops off
- Whether pricing and packaging guide visitors toward the right choice
- Whether channel mix reflects real cost per order, not just platform-reported numbers
- Whether the team and tools in place can execute what the plan will ask of them
From that audit we build a 90-day plan with specific, ranked actions, each with an owner and an expected impact. We split it clearly into quick wins achievable in the first 30 days, and structural fixes that need the full quarter. We also give you a realistic budget and resourcing estimate, because a plan that assumes unlimited hours or an unbudgeted new hire is not actually a plan.
We walk the plan through with your team before it starts, so priorities are agreed on rather than discovered mid-quarter.
What we need to run the audit
Access to analytics, your store or CRM, and current ad accounts if you run any. We also want an honest account of what has already been tried and failed. The most useful input is often which past effort disappointed you, and why. That usually points straight at the real constraint.
How we check the plan is working
We check whether the ranked list of findings turns out to be right once acted on. We review this at 30 and 60 days against the plan’s own predicted impact, and the cumulative result against where the quarter started.
Cost and timeline
| Option | Price | What it covers | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch or audit | from $1,200 | Full five-area audit and written 90-day plan | 2 weeks |
| Monthly management | from $1,000 / month | Plan execution oversight, checkpoints at 30 and 60 days | monthly, no lock-in |
| Full control, handover to your team | from $2,200 | Full plan and playbook handed to your team, training included | 3 weeks |
Where this audit leads
This audit is the entry point into go-to-market strategy and marketing stack audit. It often surfaces the need for a marketing funnel audit as a next step. The full build is on the analytics service page. For ongoing visibility afterward, see monthly growth reporting. Real examples: the sports nutrition relaunch and the supplements brand that grew sales ×10.
Not sure what is actually holding growth back? Get in touch and we will start with the audit, not a guess.
FAQ
How much does a growth audit cost?
From $1,200 for the full audit and a 90-day plan ranked by expected impact, delivered in 2 weeks. Implementing the plan is a separate engagement, scoped once you have seen what is actually in it.
How long until we have the plan?
2 weeks for the audit and the written plan. Results from acting on it follow the plan's own timeline. Quick wins are usually visible inside the first 30 days, with structural changes compounding over the full 90.
Do we need to already be spending on ads for this to help?
No. The audit covers tracking, funnel and pricing whether or not paid traffic is running yet. If your business is not ready for paid spend, the plan will say so and start elsewhere.
What do you need from us?
We need access to analytics, your store or CRM, and current ad accounts if you have any. We also want an honest conversation: what has already been tried, and what budget range is realistic for next quarter.
How do you report on the plan's progress?
A checkpoint at 30 and 60 days against the specific actions in the plan. That way slippage or a changed priority gets caught early, rather than discovered at day 90.