Measurement built around getting found.
A campaign should make the brand easier to find and more likely to be recommended, in social search, in AI answers, in YouTube, and in front of new people. Ben reports on that, not on how one post performed.
Reach and recommendation, not likes.
Follower count and engagement rate describe a post. They do not tell a brand whether more of the right people now know it exists, whether the content reached past Ben's own audience, or whether the brand shows up when someone searches the category. The report covers that: discoverability, brand awareness, and whether the content keeps surfacing after the campaign ends.
AI search strategy and reporting by Plate Lunch Collective, Ben's AI search collaborator in the Canadian market.
What every campaign recap covers.
Lead with the right number.
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