What actually lands in your inbox
AI drafts and analyses; every page that reaches you has passed human review. Evidence review and report review are two enforced gates in the system — content that fails either one cannot be published.
Four layers, read top to bottom
- 1 — The conclusion
- Five minutes for a busy executive: whether AI brings you up, why it favours someone else, where it learned about you, what it currently gets wrong, and the single highest-priority fix this month.
- 2 — Where you drop out
- Pass rate for each of the six buyer stages, so you know which gate you fail rather than guessing.
- 3 — Why you were not recommended
- Attribution, claim by claim, with the representative evidence behind each category.
- 4 — What to do about it
- Each action names the page, the acceptance criterion and the retest date, so the next report can measure whether it worked.
Two human gates before delivery
This is not a posture — both are enforced in the system, and content that has not passed cannot be published to a customer.
- 1Profile confirmation — the brand profile you approved becomes the monitoring baseline
- 2Real collection — target-market language, real web conversations, everything kept as evidence
- 3Evidence review — a human checks every answer and source
- 4Report review — a human signs off chapter by chapter, plus PDF QA
- 5Online delivery — in-product notification, web report and per-item download
Your monitoring data is used for your report only. It never becomes a benchmark for another client. On the source side we keep the URL, title, a short excerpt and a timestamp, and we respect robots directives.
Start by finding out where you actually stand
Tell us your market and your site. We will say plainly whether this is worth doing for you — and if it is not, we will say that too.
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