AI result baseline
Visibility, recommendation tone, reason completeness, and competitor comparison across AI engines.
StarMap Index 2.0
StarMap Index measures whether a brand can be understood, trusted, compared favorably, and selected as an AI recommendation candidate in a specific demand context.

Definition
The model scores 100 points across 4 layers, 8 dimensions, and 24 indicators. It evaluates current AI results, brand cognition, content and evidence assets, cross-platform proof, and machine-readable distribution readiness.
| Layer | Points | What It Measures | Core Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. AI Result Performance | 20 | AI visibility and recommendation strength | Does AI already see, understand, and recommend the brand? |
| B. Brand Cognition Structure | 25 | Brand value pole and high-dimensional demand-supply fit | What does the brand represent, and when should it be recommended? |
| C. Content and Evidence Assets | 35 | High-density content, evidence chain, cross-platform corroboration | Is there enough consistent evidence for AI to trust the brand? |
| D. Machine Readability and Distribution | 20 | Crawlability, structured meaning, indexing, freshness, distribution | Can machines reliably read, index, update, and distribute brand knowledge? |
| Dimension | Points | Indicators | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. AI Visibility | 10 | Mention rate, demand-trigger rate, answer position and stability | Whether the brand appears in target AI queries. |
| 2. AI Recommendation Strength | 10 | Recommendation tone, reason completeness, competitor win rate | Whether AI clearly recommends the brand instead of merely listing it. |
| 3. Brand Value Pole | 13 | Category clarity, differentiation strength, fit and non-fit boundaries | Whether the brand has a clear recommendation center. |
| 4. High-Dimensional Demand-Supply Fit | 12 | Scenario coverage, supply granularity, demand-supply mapping | Whether brand capability maps to real user demand. |
| 5. High-Density Content Assets | 12 | Atomic pages, scenario pages, FAQ / comparison / decision pages | Whether content is clear, dense, extractable, and citable. |
| 6. Evidence Chain Trustworthiness | 13 | Third-party data, cases and reviews, multimodal evidence | Whether AI has enough proof to support its recommendation. |
| 7. Cross-Platform Corroboration | 10 | Website / social / map / media consistency, external source coverage, user consensus | Whether the brand is consistently validated across platforms. |
| 8. AI Crawl and Knowledge Distribution Readiness | 20 | Crawl access, structured semantics, updates and external distribution | Whether machines can read, index, understand, and distribute the brand. |
AI Recommendation Gravity
A value pole is not a slogan. It is the core recommendation reason that both AI and customers can understand.
Visibility, recommendation tone, reason completeness, and competitor comparison across AI engines.
Value pole clarity, fit boundaries, and high-dimensional demand-supply mapping.
Atomic pages, scenario pages, FAQs, cases, third-party proof, and cross-platform consistency.
Crawlability, indexing, Schema, Sitemap, llms.txt, internal links, freshness, and distribution.
8 dimensions and 24 indicators showing where recommendation gravity is strong or weak.
Pages, evidence libraries, external sources, prompt libraries, conversion paths, and maintenance cadence.
Brand entity diagnosis, prompt testing, competitor recommendation comparison, content-structure scoring, StarMap Index 2.0 initial assessment, and an improvement roadmap.
AI-brain brand positioning, human-brain brand positioning, brand value pole, new semantic-system knowledge graph, high-dimensional demand map, high-dimensional supply map, core prompt question bank, atomic page matrix, high-density gravity pages, evidence-chain hub pages, page structuring, Schema semantic standards, Json-LD language processing, Q&A design, external content planning, production and publishing, and page performance tuning.
From a 10-15 page starter site, to a 30-50 page standard site, to a 50-100 page AI brand engineering site. Over a six-month cycle, we build long-term recommendation assets and keep updating content to maintain competitiveness in the semantic vector space.
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