Brand Health Report

Enter a company and get a scored snapshot of how its brand is showing up across the web. The kind of audit that normally costs an analyst a full day.

Why I built it

Brand-health check-ins are genuinely useful and almost never get done, because doing one by hand costs an analyst a full day. Making it cheap enough to run on demand is what turns it from an annual exercise into something you can put in front of a prospect on the first call.

How it works

1
You name a company
Just the company and, optionally, its website. The website makes the scrape more accurate but is not required.
2
It researches the brand
Five targeted web searches gather how the brand shows up publicly, and the site itself is scraped for its own positioning.
3
Claude scores ten dimensions
Everything gathered is scored into ten dimensions of brand health, each with its own narrative, strengths, and gaps, plus an overall score.
4
You get the report twice
It renders here as soon as it finishes, and a permanent private link is emailed to you. The audit takes about five minutes, so you can close the page and read it later.

Where this fits

Pitch and prospecting: Run it on a prospect before the first call and walk in with a scored read on their brand instead of a generic deck.
Quarterly client reporting: Re-run it each quarter on the same brand so the score becomes a trend line your client can actually see movement in.
Competitive benchmarking: Run it across a client and their three closest competitors to show exactly where they sit in the set.

Want something like this for your team?

This is the kind of thing I build for clients. Tell me what's eating your team's week and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating.

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