
The Fractal Higher-Ed Marketing Audit
A practical, affordable review of your higher-ed marketing, giving you clarity you can act on.
Higher-ed marketing is harder and more competitive than its ever been.
Budgets are tight. Revenue targets matter. Engagement is declining as platforms change their feeds and reduce organic visibility. With so many channels, tools, and stakeholders involved, it can be difficult to tell what is actually working and what is not.

The Fractal Higher-Ed Marketing Audit will help you make better marketing decisions.
The Fractal Higher-Ed Marketing Audit provides a clear, evidence-based assessment of how your marketing is planned, executed, measured, and experienced by prospective students.
Inside the Audit Report
You’ll get a 20-page report detailing findings and outlining fixes in the following categories:
Audience journey
Messaging and creative
Internal alignment and goal clarity
Spend and channel mix
Channel configuration review
Website user experience
SEO/AEO/GEO
Pre-Audit Working Session (1.5h)
Post-Audit Strategy Session (2h)
Action Prioritization Framework

Let evidence guide your marketing decisions
Platforms change constantly behind the scenes. Last year’s setup will not perform the same way today, and without active refinement, performance will decline. That leads directly to wasted spend and lost revenue. An audit is a small, focused investment that delivers outsized value. It provides a clear, comprehensive view of your marketing ecosystem, identifies immediate opportunities to improve performance and reduce waste, and creates a shared, objective foundation for decision-making. It ensures your future investments are informed, efficient, and aligned.
About Fractal
Fractal is a strategy and marketing consultancy working with universities, research institutes, and public-interest organizations across Canada. We focus on making complex marketing systems easier to understand and easier to manage.
"Fractal is my go-to-fixer; for marketing problems, research gaps, and strategic brainstorming. They never let me down."
Kevin Kee
Dean, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Arts
If you are not confident in what your marketing is producing, you are not alone. Start with an audit. Get clarity you can act on.