Communications Audits
A clear, senior read on what is working, what is not, and what to do next.
Most organisations are sitting on more communications activity than insight: channels that have accumulated rather than been chosen, content that fills calendars without moving anyone, and reporting that describes the past instead of directing the future.
A Faur communications audit connects your digital presence to business outcomes. We assess channels, content, capability, governance and measurement, then deliver a prioritised roadmap: what to fix, what to stop, and what to build next.
An audit also looks at how the team is actually using AI, sanctioned or not, and whether policy and governance have kept pace; where they have not, the roadmap points into our AI Adoption work.
What we examine
- Channel architecture and performance
- Content quality and resonance
- Team capability and workflow
- Governance and approval routes
- Measurement and reporting
Questions, answered
What is a communications audit?
A structured, senior assessment of your communications: channels, content, capability, governance and measurement, mapped against your objectives. It tells you what is working, what is not, and what to do next, in priority order.
How long does a communications audit take?
Typically three to six weeks depending on the number of channels, markets and stakeholders in scope.
How much does a communications audit cost?
Scope drives cost. The fastest way to find out is a £300 Faur Bearings consultation: it doubles as the scoping conversation and comes with its own advisory note.
Last updated: September 2026
Scope it in 45 minutes
A Faur Bearings consultation is the natural first step to an audit: bring the situation, leave with a written read and a scoped plan.