Socialseal Performance Readout

SocialSeal Performance Readout

Overview

A SocialSeal performance readout explains what changed in discoverability and what to do next. It should connect posted content and tracked keywords without pretending SocialSeal data is a complete view of every platform interaction.

Inputs

• current and comparison SocialSeal exports
• list of posted content during the period
• tracking group IDs and keyword/topic scope
• previous objectives or content plan
• optional platform-native metrics

Data Access

npx -y @socialseal/cli data export-group-evidence \
  --group-id <group-id> \
  --workspace-id <workspace-id> \
  --out ./exports/group-evidence-current.csv

npx -y @socialseal/cli data export-search-results \
  --group-ids <group-id> \
  --workspace-id <workspace-id> \
  --date-from <iso> \
  --date-to <iso> \
  --out ./exports/search-results-current.csv

MCP-first: use socialseal_export_report (reportType: "search_results_enriched") or socialseal_export_tracking_data; there is no group-evidence MCP tool. See references/mcp-and-cli-usage.md.

Attribution: cite movement in human-readable terms, the "keyword" [market, platform], the video title/URL, @author_handle, and where it ranked; keep video_uid/search_result_id as an internal traceability note. Use first_seen_at/last_seen_at for resurfacing language and never infer platform age when published_at is blank. See references/socialseal-data-contract.md.

Evidence tiers: movement in discoverability/coverage/SOV is a hard observation, not a noisy estimate; attribute day-to-day change to a shifting search reality, not measurement error. But the figures are scoped to high-ranking videos for the tracked queries, so do not generalize past that scope. See references/evidence-and-confidence.md.

Workflow

1. State scope. Platform, market, language, tracking group, keyword set, date range, and comparison period.
2. Validate data. Check rows, columns, date range, missing identifiers, and whether the export is social or Google AI evidence.
3. Calculate metrics. Keyword coverage, discoverability by topic, SOV where qualified attention exists, owned/creator split, competitor/entity changes.
4. Connect to content. Map posted content to tracked topics carefully. Use “consistent with” unless causality is established.
5. Explain examples. Include examples that show why a metric moved or why a gap remains.
6. Write next actions. Continue, adjust, add, pause, or investigate.

Output

• scope and data note
• metric snapshot
• changes vs previous period
• examples and interpretation
• caveats
• next actions

Use templates/measurement-readout-template.md when a simple report format is needed.

Do / Don't

Do:

• show denominators and comparison periods
• separate owned and creator content
• call out missing data clearly
• make recommendations specific enough to brief

Don't:

• lead with raw row counts or internal IDs
• claim causality from timing alone
• treat a hard measurement's day-to-day variation as noise
• generalize a scoped statistic to the whole platform/market
• hide export freshness or scope
• overload management audiences with every table

Troubleshooting

• If IDs are missing, use group evidence or refresh enriched search results.
• If current and previous groups differ, state that comparison is directional only.
• If platform-native metrics conflict with SocialSeal signals, explain that they measure different surfaces.

Verification Checklist

• Scope and data freshness are stated.
• Metrics use percentages/denominators where relevant.
• Examples support interpretation.
• Recommendations are concrete.
• Caveats are visible.