01 Ownership How much of this asset do you control?

It lives on a platform I do not control, with no useful export. I control the content, but the platform owns the audience or rules. I own the main asset, but one outside service is hard to replace. I own the domain, content, data, and direct audience access.

02 Reach Can the right people find and use it now?

It has no dependable way to reach people. It gets occasional attention from one source. It has steady discovery from at least one measured source. It reaches people through several measured sources I can compare.

03 Revenue Does it produce or support a business result?

No result is defined yet. It supports a useful result, but I cannot track it. It produces a measured lead, sale, saving, or licensing result. It produces a repeatable result with known costs and value.

04 Connections How well does it strengthen your other assets?

It stands alone. It links to another asset, but the handoff has no clear job. It sends people, data, authority, or revenue to another asset. Several assets exchange value through clear, measured connections.

05 AI Readiness Can search and AI systems understand what it contains?

Important information is hidden, unclear, or not available in text. The main pages are readable, but the structure and ownership are unclear. The asset has clear pages, stable URLs, and useful structured data. Its content, datasets, relationships, and update history are clearly published.

06 Compounding Value Does each improvement make future work easier or more valuable?

Each result depends on starting over. Some work is reusable, but most value stops after one use. Content, data, or systems are reused and improve with each cycle. New work strengthens the asset, its evidence, and connected assets at once.

How the Score Works

The assessment uses six observable dimensions: ownership, reach, revenue, connections, AI readiness, and compounding value. Each answer earns zero to three points. The lowest dimension becomes the first improvement to consider.

Why These Questions

The questions come from work across the Krisada portfolio. Real SEO Life documented how clearer structure expanded discovery across more LeverageBuilder pages, while the Digital Karma Data Warehouse keeps crawler requests, search visibility, and business outcomes separate. The result is intentionally specific about what the evidence can and cannot prove.

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The score is useful only when it changes the next decision. Match your priority to the framework and improve one thing before scoring again.

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