What strategy briefs judge
Every strategy brief makes the same fixed set of judgments about your brand's standing in one or workspace.
Unlike the checks on a page report, these are not about any single page. They judge the measured competitive picture - the answers assistants gave, the sources they cited, and how both have moved - together with what Silktide finds when it reads the content that is actually winning the citations.
They do not produce an overall score. Page reports still do; strategy briefs use visibility as the comparable number, and these judgments appear as findings you can read in the brief.
- Competitive with the topic leaders
- Own content answers the topic
- Cited, not just mentioned
- Present in third-party sources
- No structural rival advantage
- Content assistants can use
- Position improving over time
- Described accurately and positively
Each judgment carries a fixed priority. A flagged judgment is a finding in the brief you can go and read.