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Social Media Audit Checklist

Run a quick social media profile audit with a guided checklist. Free online audit tool. No signup, 100% private, browser-based.

Quick weekly audit checklist for growth and conversion consistency.

  • 1. Profile photo and bio are on-brand
  • 2. Pinned post reflects current offer
  • 3. Top 9 posts have visual consistency
  • 4. CTA is clear in bio/link section
  • 5. Hashtag and keyword strategy is updated

How it works

A social media audit reviews every active account for consistency, performance, and alignment with current brand strategy. The Social Media Audit Checklist walks you through a complete audit for up to 6 platforms, flags inconsistencies, and outputs a prioritised action list — so you know exactly what to fix and in what order.

Audit dimensions checked: 1. Profile completeness: profile photo, bio/about text, website link, contact information, highlights or pinned posts 2. Brand consistency: same handle across platforms (or explained variation), same profile photo, matching bio descriptions, consistent tone of voice 3. Content health: posting frequency vs. platform ideal, last post date (active/dormant flag), content mix (educational vs. promotional vs. entertainment), use of all available formats (Stories, Reels, Live, etc.) 4. SEO/discoverability: keyword in bio, searchable username, alt text on posts, hashtag strategy 5. Link health: bio links are live and correct, UTM parameters present for analytics tracking 6. Engagement review: response rate to comments/DMs, pinned comment strategy, community management activity

How to use: 1. Check the boxes for each audit item as you review each platform. 2. The checklist auto-saves progress in the browser. 3. When finished, click "Generate Action List" — unchecked items become a prioritised to-do list sorted by impact. 4. Export as PDF or plain text.

Audit cadence: quarterly for active accounts, annually for dormant platforms you intend to revive.

Privacy: all checklist data is saved in browser localStorage. Nothing is transmitted.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I conduct a social media audit?
Quarterly audits are the minimum for active accounts posting 3+ times per week. Annual audits are sufficient for accounts used primarily for brand presence (1–2 posts per month). Trigger an unscheduled audit any time you: rebrand, change your niche focus, add a new platform, or notice a significant drop in engagement or follower growth rate.
What is the most commonly overlooked element in a social media audit?
Link health is the most commonly overlooked: bio links that go to outdated product pages, dead landing pages, or URLs that redirect to the wrong destination. Approximately 30% of creator bio links at any given time point to content that's no longer relevant or no longer live. Second most overlooked: alt text on images — most creators never add image alt text, missing both accessibility and minor SEO benefits.
How do I check if my username is consistent across platforms?
Search your desired handle on Namecheckr (a free tool that checks 300+ platforms simultaneously) or manually check Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, and Threads. If your exact handle is taken on a platform you want to use, common conventions: add an underscore prefix, append your country code, or use a consistent abbreviated version. Document what handle you use where to keep the audit coherent.
What metrics should I benchmark during an audit?
Core metrics to record: follower count and net change over the past 90 days (growth rate), average post reach (last 10 posts), average engagement rate (last 10 posts), best-performing content format (Reels vs. static vs. Stories), posting frequency vs. platform algorithm recommendation, and profile link CTR (if available in your analytics). Compare to your previous audit to identify trends — one data point is an observation; two data points are a trend.