Read your diagnostic brief with confidence
Use the score to orient yourself, then let the evidence and priority recommendations determine the next action.
Practical steps
A clear way through
- 01
Read the overall direction
The score gives a quick view of the measured foundation; it is not the whole decision.
- 02
Check measurement coverage
Look for areas that were not measured before treating an absence as a content problem.
- 03
Start with one priority
The strongest first action is usually the recommendation tied to the clearest evidence and customer outcome.
- 04
Keep the before-and-after record
Rescan when a material change is live so the next result has a meaningful comparison point.
What the brief contains
Each diagnostic brings together evidence-backed checks, their interpretation, and recommended next actions. Recommendations may be refined for clarity, but the deterministic diagnostic remains the basis for the result.
What it does not replace
A review cannot know your commercial context, research findings, or analytics without those inputs. Use it to focus a conversation, experiment, or editorial review—not to automate a decision.
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