Let’s Prove It – Free Google & Meta Ad Audits
Get actionable insights to make your creative and media work harder. Our audits focus on:
💸 Wasted spend + bidding inefficiencies
🧩 Conversion tracking + attribution check
🔑 Keyword, audience, targeting & re-targeting
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Media buying or creative. At Mother Bear, we’re one of the rare few that do both—and we do it with performance in mind.
That’s why we’re offering free, no-strings audits of your Meta and Google ad accounts.
We’ll show you what’s working, what’s wasting budget, and where smart creative and sharper media could be doing a whole lot more.
Take a digital stroll through some of our favorite performance marketing victories.
A deep dive and breakdown of how your ads are performing (and why).
Creative insights—so we know what’s converting and what’s falling flat—along with analysis of media structure and strategic approach.
Quick wins & longer-term opportunities. No pressure. No pitch. Just a roadmap to ROI.
Working with Mother Bear has been a great experience! They really take the time to understand our business, which helps us prioritize our time and resources effectively. Their ability to adapt quickly, whether updating strategies or developing fresh, creative ideas, has been invaluable. They genuinely care about helping us succeed, not just running ads. Their guidance has been greatly appreciated, and I can’t recommend them enough to anyone looking for an innovative, caring media partner.
– Marlee Lutrell, Marketing Director
We gave the team extremely aggressive growth, ROAS and revenue targets. They worked with us to strategize the best way to hit those targets, collaborated with us in real time to continue optimization pushes—and have exceeded our targets every step of the way. They are as professional of an agency I’ve ever worked with, and as delightful a partner we could ask for.
– Henry Cowie, President
The Mother Bear team improved our performance marketing so drastically and so quickly that it nearly broke our logistics operation! We couldn’t keep up with demand. It was a problem we enjoyed.
– Matt Wells, COO
