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 for six dog training territories of my own. Give me read-only access to your account and I'll send you a plain-English audit of what's actually happening in it — what's counted as a lead, what you're paying for it, and what I'd change first. Free, in 5 business days.

From a real audit last week (8-year account, four agencies deep)
Conversion actionWebsite call
Counts as a lead after1 second on the line
Hang-ups, misdials, robocallsall reported as leads
Campaigns live vs paused1 of 12
The owner had been paying $2,000 a month on the strength of that report.

Request your free audit

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.

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.

What you get

A written report: the numbers, the three things that are costing you the most, and what I'd do about them. Then a 30-minute call to walk through it, if you want one.

What I never ask for

Your password. Access to your CRM conversations. Your client list. You add one Gmail as a read-only user, and you can remove it the moment the audit's done.

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

Why a trainer, not an agency

I sell the same $2,000+ programs you do, in the same seasons, to the same under-35, phone-first buyer. I know what a real lead looks like because I book them and train the dogs. That's the lens the audit runs through.