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Content audit

Personalized Short-Form Content Audit

Score your current short-form system across clarity, assets, repeatability, testing, and learning, then get a 14-day priority plan.

Ten visible questions

Score the system you have today

Each answer is worth 0, 5, or 10 points. Two questions make each 20-point dimension.

Message clarity · 20 points
Asset readiness · 20 points
Repeatable production · 20 points
Testing discipline · 20 points
Learning loop · 20 points

Your self-audit

50/100 · Working pieces without a dependable system yet

The score changes only when an answer changes. No hidden benchmark, account data, or performance model is involved.

Message clarity

10/20

10 points still available

Asset readiness

10/20

10 points still available

Repeatable production

10/20

10 points still available

Testing discipline

10/20

10 points still available

Learning loop

10/20

10 points still available

Lost-point priorities

  1. 1. Message clarity · 10 points

    Write one audience, one painful moment, and one believable payoff in plain language.

  2. 2. Asset readiness · 10 points

    Capture at least three reusable opening takes with clean handles.

  3. 3. Repeatable production · 10 points

    Document the minimum path from idea to capture, review, and final delivery.

  4. 4. Testing discipline · 10 points

    Choose a control and change only one major creative variable in the next challenger.

  5. 5. Learning loop · 10 points

    Add a short weekly review that records observations separately from guesses.

Asset gaps

  • Reusable UGC hooks or opening takes
  • Readable product-demo and proof footage

Your dependency-ordered 14-day plan

The plan settles message and asset dependencies before production, testing, and learning work.

Day 1 · Message clarity

Lock the message

Write the audience, problem moment, and believable payoff on one page. Your audit focus: Write one audience, one painful moment, and one believable payoff in plain language.

Day 2 · Message clarity

Set the promise boundaries

Choose one primary call to action and three claims you can support. Your audit focus: Write one audience, one painful moment, and one believable payoff in plain language.

Day 3 · Asset readiness

Inventory what is ready

Count ready openings, demos, proof, and calls to action before planning new shoots. Your audit focus: Capture at least three reusable opening takes with clean handles.

Day 4 · Asset readiness

Plan the missing captures

Write a short capture list for the most important missing source material. Your audit focus: Capture at least three reusable opening takes with clean handles.

Day 5 · Asset readiness

Close the first asset gap

Capture or request the first missing source set with clean reusable handles. Your audit focus: Capture at least three reusable opening takes with clean handles.

Day 6 · Repeatable production

Map the workflow

Map your actual path from concept to capture, review, and delivery. Your audit focus: Document the minimum path from idea to capture, review, and final delivery.

Day 7 · Repeatable production

Make assets findable

Choose one filename pattern for concept, source role, and version. Your audit focus: Document the minimum path from idea to capture, review, and final delivery.

Day 8 · Repeatable production

Remove handoff ambiguity

Define who owns the next action at every handoff. Your audit focus: Document the minimum path from idea to capture, review, and final delivery.

Day 9 · Testing discipline

Choose a controlled test

Name a current control and one major variable worth challenging. Your audit focus: Choose a control and change only one major creative variable in the next challenger.

Day 10 · Testing discipline

Pre-commit the decision

Write the evidence floor and decision rule before the test starts. Your audit focus: Choose a control and change only one major creative variable in the next challenger.

Day 11 · Testing discipline

Prepare the test queue

Build a small test queue that changes one major variable per challenger. Your audit focus: Choose a control and change only one major creative variable in the next challenger.

Day 12 · Learning loop

Create the review habit

Schedule a short review and separate observations from interpretations. Your audit focus: Add a short weekly review that records observations separately from guesses.

Day 13 · Learning loop

Turn evidence into a decision

Record what to keep, stop, and test next from the latest evidence. Your audit focus: Add a short weekly review that records observations separately from guesses.

Day 14 · Learning loop

Start the next learning loop

Write one follow-up hypothesis and carry reusable assets into the next cycle. Your audit focus: Add a short weekly review that records observations separately from guesses.

This is a self-audit based only on your answers. It does not inspect accounts or media, verify assets, store files, create ads, or predict performance.

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How to use it

Use the score to find the dependency, not to judge the team.

The five dimensions make different bottlenecks visible. Weak testing may be the loudest problem, but missing source assets or an unclear payoff can still be the dependency that should be fixed first.

The fourteen days follow that dependency order. Download the result, change any answer that was too generous, and use the plan as a short working sequence rather than a performance promise.

Questions

What to know before you use it.

Where do the 100 points come from?

There are ten visible questions worth ten points each. Two questions roll into each of five dimensions, so every dimension is scored out of twenty.

Does this inspect my social accounts or videos?

No. The result uses only the answers you select in this browser. It does not connect to an account, upload media, or predict performance.

Why is the plan ordered this way?

It starts with message clarity, then assets and production, then testing and learning. That keeps later testing work from depending on decisions or source material that do not exist yet.

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