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AI Trust & Authority Scorecard
A quick self-audit for founders, professionals, educators, authors, and business owners who want AI to amplify real credibility instead of producing generic noise.
What this measures
The scorecard measures whether your public presence has enough proof, clarity, buyer path, and AI-ready structure to create trust.
Visible proof
Can a stranger quickly see why you are credible, what you have done, and what you should be trusted for?
Commercial clarity
Can a buyer, employer, funder, or partner understand the offer and the next step without confusion?
AI readiness
Do your documents, profile, content, workflow, and evidence give AI enough structure to improve execution?
Score yourself
Choose the honest answer. The strongest opportunities usually appear where the answer is unclear.
1. Authority Position
It is immediately clear what you should be trusted for.
2. Proof Assets
Your awards, work, books, photos, documents, testimonials, results, or examples are easy to inspect.
3. Buyer Path
A buyer can see the offer, package, price logic, contact path, and next step.
4. Profile Strength
Your LinkedIn, bio, resume, website, or public profile turns history into trust.
5. Content Authority
You have meaningful articles, books, posts, pages, talks, or teaching material that show thought leadership.
6. AI Workflow
You use AI to produce better documentation, sales support, research, publishing, follow-up, and implementation.
7. Follow-Up System
Leads, referrals, messages, and opportunities are captured and followed up consistently.
8. Sensitive-Claim Discipline
Legal, financial, student, health, employment, privacy, and public claims are handled carefully.
Score: 0 / 16
Start by choosing your answers above.
What your score usually means
0-5: Trust gap
The person may be talented, but the market cannot inspect the proof quickly enough. Start with authority profile, proof page, resume/LinkedIn, or basic business trust assets.
6-10: Conversion gap
There is useful proof, but it is not organized into a clean buyer path. Start with services/package clarity, intake, advisory, and proof-to-offer language.
11-13: Execution gap
The brand is credible, but AI, follow-up, publishing, and sales support are not operating as a system. Start with implementation day or a monthly authority retainer.
14-16: Scale gap
The foundation is strong. The opportunity is distribution, case studies, direct checkout/booking, public launch, and repeatable content-to-lead workflows.
Send your score for review
Submit the intake form and include your score plus the links you want reviewed. The next step is usually a $297 advisory session or a scoped service package.
Include these notes
- Your score out of 16.
- Your website, LinkedIn, resume, book, profile, or business page.
- What you want to be trusted for.
- The result you need: buyer, client, job, funder, book, profile, or workflow.
- Whether anything is sensitive, private, legal, financial, student-related, or confidential.
Fastest paid path
If the score exposes a serious gap, start with advisory or intake.
The advisory session diagnoses the priority. Intake is better when you already know you need assets built: profile, business page, book sprint, proof package, AI workflow, or follow-up system.