A social media audit is a regular review of what you publish, who sees it and what it brings to your business. It takes a couple of hours and often shows quick wins you have been missing.
1. Profile and brand
- Name, username, photo and bio are consistent across all platforms.
- The bio explains what you do and who it is for in one clear sentence.
- There is a working link, contact button or booking option.
2. Content
- Review your last 20 posts and mark the five best and the five weakest.
- Check the balance between educational, selling and personal content.
- Look at which formats bring more reach: Reels, carousels, stories or single posts.
3. Audience
Compare your real followers with your ideal customers. Check their location, age and active hours in the platform insights, and see whether they match the people you want to reach.
4. Ads and results
- Write down your goal for each channel: messages, leads, sales or awareness.
- Compare reach, engagement and conversions month to month.
- Decide what to stop, what to keep and what to test next month.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I audit my social media?
A short monthly check of results and a full audit every three to six months is enough for most small businesses.
Can I do an audit myself?
Yes, this checklist is a good start. An outside specialist can help when you need a fresh view or a clear improvement plan.
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