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Long-term brand asset
Equity is the durable value the brand holds independent of any single campaign - the share of category language it owns, the pricing power that ownership grants, and the resilience of that position when a competitor copies the offer.
Equity is the only pillar that can be lost while the other three are still rising. It is scored on language ownership and pricing power, which is why it is assessed last and reviewed quarterly rather than weekly.
Four weighted dimensions. Weights inside a pillar always total 100.
Does the brand own the terms buyers use to describe the problem, or borrow a competitor vocabulary?
Evidence: Term ownership map: which canonical phrases resolve to the brand versus to rivals or to generic advice.
Can the brand hold its price while a lookalike offer appears?
Evidence: Price-hold evidence across cycles; discount dependence measured from settled order data.
Do the brand assets survive a platform change, a model change or a crawler policy change?
Evidence: Dependency audit of owned versus rented surfaces; single-vendor exposure scored as risk.
What can a competitor copy in a quarter, and what cannot be copied at all?
Evidence: Copyability review of framework, methodology, certification and data assets.
Equity is reviewed on the monthly cadence because it moves slower than Reach or Impact.
Billing cycles are limited to per-use, hourly, daily, weekly and monthly. No annual or quarterly terms exist on this platform.
Open the package →Yes, briefly. Language ownership persists after a visibility dip, which is exactly why the two are scored separately.
Quarterly by default. Rescoring faster produces noise rather than signal.
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