Value
Do they actually want it?Suggestions for this layer aren’t available in this report. The score above stands on its own — read the verbatims below for what drove it.
https://example.com/
Weakest link: value. Only 8 of 15 buyers said the outcome was worth a meeting.
10 could name your product category unprompted · 5 did not.
10 saw themselves as the intended buyer · 5 did not.
8 said the outcome was worth a meeting · 7 did not.
10 named something only you do · 5 did not.
Ordered worst-first. Each list is a set of specific edits to make, not a restatement of the score.
Suggestions for this layer aren’t available in this report. The score above stands on its own — read the verbatims below for what drove it.
Suggestions for this layer aren’t available in this report. The score above stands on its own — read the verbatims below for what drove it.
Suggestions for this layer aren’t available in this report. The score above stands on its own — read the verbatims below for what drove it.
Several respondents could not say what the product does after reading the page.
“Stub answer (unsure).”
“Stub answer (qualified_no).”
A deliberately adversarial pass over the same answers. Each claim was checked back against what the panel actually said and dropped if nothing supported it.
The page fails its primary job of naming the category
Multiple respondents could not identify the product.
An unsupported claim that cites nothing
Should be dropped by verification.
15 simulated buyers matched to your target market. Each answered independently, without seeing your goal, the scoring criteria, or each other’s answers.
Same four questions, same report — answered by verified B2B professionals who are actually in-market for what you sell.