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Measure your odds of being selected, fix the biggest gap, and measure again. Every product reads the same BrandGraph.
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Selectability is the odds that a buyer, at a given moment, picks you over the alternatives, doing nothing included.
What is Selectability? →The model
The seven stagesKnown to Kept. Being seen covers the first two Moments and buying modesOne kind of buyer, at one step, buying one way The loopMeasure, fix the biggest gap, ask again each quarterThe Score
How the Score worksv1.0The formula, the weights and the honesty rules, published Sample reportA full read for an invented brand, page by page GlossaryCompare, fairly
vs AI-visibility tools vs an agency vs doing it yourself vs doing nothingEach page says when the other option is the better choice.
Gate × quality, moment by moment, with a range. Questions that name you only test belief.
Read the method →One argument, three sizes.
The book tells you why, the playbooks tell you how, and your Score tells you where. All three are free.
The books
The manifestoFreeTwelve beliefs in ten minutes. Short enough to send your CEO Seen Isn't SelectedFreeMarketing's one job in the AI era. The whole book, free to read here The Selectability PlaybooksFreeEleven steps, fourteen builds, every templateResearch
Customer ZeroRocMode's own Score, published monthly, whether or not it improves Share your scoresHelp test the Score against real sales. Findings published, whatever they show Guides and findingsEvery finding with its source, and how strong it isEvery second Tuesday
The SelectionOne finding, one fix, one receipt
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Marketing leaders Founders and CEOs Sales leaders Agencies and consultants Smaller businesses How RocMode works →Guides and findings · Finding · Not established
Does one truth make AI pick you? Not shown.
We say your site, your deck and AI answers must agree. Here’s how much of that is evidence, and how much is our judgement.
In one sentence. Nobody has shown that consistency across your sources makes AI recommend you more; we recommend it anyway, and say it’s judgement.
The claim
The book argues that one contradiction anywhere can be repeated everywhere: the price on the website, the claim in the deck and the answer an assistant gives must be the same, because buyers, and machines, will notice when they aren’t.
How strong it is
What the evidence says
- Contradictions mislead buyers directly, with or without AI. A buyer who reads two prices trusts neither.
- Businesses have been held to what their own chatbot told a customer. Air Canada is the well-known case.
- No study links consistency across sources to how often AI recommends a brand, or to sales.
- There’s no evidence that assistants lower their confidence, or decline to recommend, when sources conflict. The academic evidence points the other way.
Our verdict
The link between one truth and AI recommendation rests on inference. We still recommend it, because a contradiction costs you with buyers whatever the machines do, and because fixing one is cheap. But we label it as judgement, not finding, on every page where it matters.
How it could be settled
Brands that fix their contradictions, measured before and after on the same questions, against brands that don’t. If you’re scoring your own moments, you can help: send your scores beside your sales, and the findings will be published, whatever they show.
RocMode (October 2026), “Does one truth make AI pick you?”, from the evidence behind Seen Isn’t Selected. Verdict: not established; labelled as judgement.