Question: Search.com is an Internet-based dating agency. Its business model is that anyone can search its website and review for free the profiles of people looking
The problem with this model is that Search.com needs profiles on its website to encourage people to visit the site, so it has offered some special deals to encourage people to post their profiles. These offers include substantial discounts, even waiving the fee entirely for people who meet certain criteria (for example, an attractive male under the age of 35).
Holly, the engagement partner on the audit of Search.com, has some doubts about the revenue numbers claimed by Search.com in its trial balance. She suspects that some of the profiles are fictitious and the advertising revenue is overstated.
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What could Holly do to audit the revenue claimed by Search.com?
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