Problems we solve · Mixed messages

Your site, your deck and AI tell three different stories.

Each was written at a different time, by a different person, from a different brief. Buyers notice. So do AI assistants, and they repeat whichever version they found.

Monday by Nine, the café bookkeeper invented for the book. Three sources, three different brands.

How one brand becomes three.

Every channel is written separatelyThe site by an agency, the deck by sales, the emails by whoever was free. Each starts from a blank page.
Facts change, copies don’tA new price or a new service reaches some pages and misses the rest.
AI reads all of itAn assistant finds the old page, the reseller’s listing and the review, and answers from whichever it trusts.
Guidelines hold the look, not the factsBrand guidelines set the voice and the logo. They rarely hold the prices, the proof, or who it’s for.

One record. Every channel checked.

Every fact and claim lives once, with its source. BrandGuard reads every page, deck and email against it before anything ships.

Flagged while you writeWhat supports it, and what doesn’tA gate, not a suggestion

Where mixed messages bite

1Known
2Found
3Answered
4Believed
5Preferred
6Bought
7Kept
Where mixed messages biteOther stages

Answered: the buyer gets a different answer depending on where they look. Believed: two answers to the same question make both less credible.

One truth, every channel.

Start free, by hand. Bring RocMode in when you want it measured every quarter and the work done.

  1. List the ten facts buyers ask about most: what you do, who for, the price, the proof.
  2. Write each once, in one place, with its source.
  3. Check your site, your deck and your top emails against that list.
  4. Ask an assistant the same questions, and note where its answer differs.

The BrandGraph

Every fact and claim about the brand, sorted and sourced, in one record.

See Brand →

BrandGuard

Checks every page, deck and email against it before anything ships.

See BrandGuard →

Questions, answered.

Isn’t this what brand guidelines are for?

Guidelines set the voice and the look. They rarely hold the facts: the prices, the proof, who it’s for. RocMode keeps the facts, and checks every channel against them.

Can we fix what AI says about us?

You can’t edit an assistant’s answer. You can make sure everything it reads agrees, and give AI agents one place to ask through the Brand Protocol. Then measure again.

Does BrandGuard block our team?

It flags a claim or a figure that doesn’t match the BrandGraph, and says why. People decide what to do about it.

What does it cost?

The score is free for any brand. Plans run from A$199 a month (Solo) to Command, from A$5,000 a month, in Australian dollars excluding GST. You start paying when you ask RocMode to make the work live.

See which story AI tells.

Your main buyer’s questions, asked of five assistants, with what each one says about you. Free.