Build Brand
How to increase memory linkage, cue consistency, and distinctiveness without sacrificing short-term performance.
A-Z reference
SaliencyLab Lexicon
Full definitions for KPI language, evidence standards, benchmark confidence terms, and decision framing used across SaliencyLab workflows.
Topic Guides
How to increase memory linkage, cue consistency, and distinctiveness without sacrificing short-term performance.
Frameworks for improving first-seconds retention, pacing, and opening clarity before scaling spend.
How to make value messaging clear and believable so viewers can explain why the product should be chosen.
How evidence timelines and component KPIs turn model outputs into concrete edits for creative and media teams.
How to interpret percentile rank, confidence labels, and source quality before deciding promote/adjust/pause/kill.
When synthetic panels should guide iteration, how confidence gating works, and how interview provenance stays auditable.
Full Reference
primary score
Measures whether the opening moments reduce early drop-off risk.
Why it matters: Protects paid reach by keeping viewers through the first seconds.
benchmark context
Confidence label computed from source type, sample count, and data recency.
Why it matters: Guides how aggressive teams should be with scaling decisions.
primary score
Measures how strongly the creative builds long-term brand memory and meaning.
Why it matters: Prevents short-term performance from hurting long-term equity.
diagnostic signal
Diagnostic KPI for logo/product/brand-cue visibility and linkage.
Why it matters: Confirms the creative is memorable for the right brand.
primary score
Primary branding KPI for cue consistency, memory linkage, and distinctiveness.
Why it matters: Ensures performance gains are attributed to the brand, not only to scenes.
diagnostic signal
Diagnostic KPI for message comprehension and informational sharpness.
Why it matters: Clarifies if copy, visuals, and structure communicate the proposition fast enough.
diagnostic signal
Diagnostic KPI for call-to-action strength and action clarity.
Why it matters: Shows whether viewers understand what to do next and why.
diagnostic signal
Diagnostic KPI for affective resonance and enjoyment cues.
Why it matters: Emotional lift can amplify both recall and persuasion outcomes.
evidence layer
Timestamped evidence linking scenes, transcript lines, and detected cues to claims.
Why it matters: Converts insights into concrete edit instructions instead of generic advice.
benchmark context
Relative performance ranking against benchmark peers.
Why it matters: Shows whether a creative is underperforming or outperforming market context.
decision rule
Channel-specific recommendation cards for YouTube, Meta, and TikTok execution.
Why it matters: Turns diagnosis into deployable creative, packaging, and testing plans.
diagnostic signal
Measures alignment between intended marketer message and delivered audience takeout.
Why it matters: Prevents mismatch between campaign intent and viewer interpretation.
primary score
Primary persuasion KPI for value-message clarity and believability.
Why it matters: Shows whether people understand why the product is worth choosing.
decision rule
Low/medium/high risk classification for early abandonment.
Why it matters: Prioritizes creatives that need immediate hook optimization.
decision rule
Quadrant position combining Beat the Skip and Brand Impact to classify trajectory.
Why it matters: Translates scores into action: promote, adjust, pause, or kill.
synthetic signal
Quality gate for simulated audience output based on specificity and persona adherence.
Why it matters: Prevents synthetic feedback from being used when interview quality is weak.