How it works

Diagnose in two minutes. Fix on a clock. Grow on a loop.

You don't need a six-week engagement to find out your message is leaking. Audit diagnoses. Amend ships the fixes. Amplify keeps the work healthy after — pre-flighting new drafts, monitoring for drift, re-auditing on a cadence.

Step 01Audit · diagnose

Six dimensions. One severity-ranked diagnosis.

Connect a URL. Stratridge reads your site against six dimensions and twenty-four factors of marketing message coherence, probes how AI engines describe you, and benchmarks against the rivals you nominate. The audit's job is to find — what's leaking, where, how badly. First read returns in under two minutes.

Step 03Amplify · the watch

Watch every morning. The brief comes to you. So does the fix.

A one-time audit is a snapshot. The work is the watch. Amplify is the daily push — the Morning Brief at 8am Eastern, the pre-flight read inside the Google Doc you're already drafting in, the monitors running while you sleep, the weekly Message Health Score in your Monday inbox, the signed quarterly synthesis your CEO actually reads.

The cadence

Every morning. Every Monday. Every quarter.

Single audits are commodities. The work is the watch. Daily — three tiles in your inbox at 8am Eastern. Weekly — a single Message Health Score on Monday morning. Quarterly — a signed synthesis your CEO actually reads. Same source of truth, three different cadences, three different jobs. By the second month, you're not making the case for marketing's value — you're showing it.

After 90 days

What you have. What you didn’t before.

Not a strategy doc in a Drive folder. Not a one-time audit report. A compounding system.

01

An audit that's actually current.

Not a snapshot from January. The audit re-runs on the cadence you set, diffs against the prior result, and shows you which dimensions improved, which regressed, and what changed in the competitive landscape.

02

An amend queue with closed items, not open intentions.

Findings stop accumulating in PDFs. Every item in Amend carries severity, evidence, an owner, and a date. By quarter-end, you're shipping past prescribed work, not staring at it.

03

Sales and marketing reading from the same source.

The strategic context is the document the whole company writes from. Three reps on three calls describe the company the same way — because they're all reading from the same source.

04

A dated record you can take to a board.

Quarter-over-quarter trajectory. Score curves. Closed work. A defensible answer when the CEO asks what marketing actually moved.

What operators say

Results from the field. In their words.

$60k
consulting bill, beaten
I expected another generator. What I got was a 72-hour audit that landed harder than the strategy consulting firm we paid $60k for last year. We rewrote three pages off it and pipeline from inbound finally started agreeing with what we say in sales calls.
CMOSeries A fintech · 40 employees
0 → 1
AI-engine inbound channel
The visibility check caught that we weren’t being cited for our own category name in Perplexity. Three weeks of fixes later, inbound from AI engines went from zero to a measurable channel. The audit is the unlock — the watch is what keeps it.
Head of Demand GenSeries C devtools · 200 employees
8:00am
the daily ritual
The 8am brief replaced three Slack channels. I open it with coffee, see what moved overnight on AI engines and competitors, and walk into stand-up knowing what we're shipping that day. Before Stratridge, that read took me forty minutes across five tabs.
VP MarketingSeries B vertical SaaS · 80 employees

The audit is free.
The watch is the habit.

Run the audit in your browser. The first Morning Brief lands tomorrow at 8am Eastern — the citation gap, the competitor move, the drift you wouldn't have caught until quarter-end.