Budget $5,000–$8,000 USD for a straightforward business with one brand, one primary market, and limited channels. A broader review of an established marketing operation is $10,000–$20,000 USD. Multiple brands, markets, or substantial research can bring the investment to $25,000–$40,000+ USD.

We agree on the scope and fixed price before starting. Implementation is separate.

Not necessarily. If the cause and solution are clear, we can go straight into the work.

An audit helps when several problems overlap or you want to check the diagnosis before investing. For example, more traffic will not solve a website that fails to explain why people should choose you.

One primary contact, a focused kickoff, and access to relevant materials and reports—such as analytics, advertising results, current plans, and sales information.

We handle the research, analysis, and roadmap. Your team provides missing context and joins the presentation to discuss the findings and next steps.

You do not need to fix it before starting. We use the reliable information available, explain where conclusions are uncertain, and identify the measurement gaps.

If missing data prevents a decision, the roadmap specifies what needs to be measured or tested first.

Yes. We review performance alongside the goals, budget, and constraints behind the work, and involve your team or partners where their context is needed.

The findings identify what to keep and improve. Replacing people or agencies is not a condition of the audit.

We build priorities around your budget, available skills, and team capacity. The roadmap distinguishes work your team can handle from work requiring additional investment.

Where costs can be reasonably estimated, we provide planning ranges. These are budget estimates; final execution prices require a defined scope and a quote from whoever carries out the work.

No. You can use your internal team, existing partners, or another provider. We explain the recommendations and provide direction for the people doing the work.

If you want Gazizoff to help, implementation is scoped and priced separately.

Patient records are normally unnecessary. Aggregated performance reports are usually enough to assess marketing.

Business plans, budgets, and sales information may be relevant. We identify what is needed and agree on confidentiality and access requirements before you share sensitive material.