SAMPLE REPORT

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This sample shows how PersonaSignal organizes shopper contexts, recommendation states, alternatives, source observations, evidence notes, and next questions in a written deliverable.

Every brand, scenario, result, and value on this page is illustrative. This is not a customer case.

PersonaSignal

PERSONA-FIRST AI RECOMMENDATION RESEARCH

REPORT / SAMPLE

AI
Recommendation
Diagnostic Report

Persona-first Recommendation Diagnostic

SUBJECTSample Brand

MARKETUnited States

STATUSIllustrative

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE REPORTNOT A CUSTOMER CASE

VERSIONDEMO / 01

FORMATWRITTEN DIAGNOSTIC

REVIEWHUMAN-REVIEWED STRUCTURE

REPORT CONTENTS

  1. 01Executive SummaryIN THIS REPORT
  2. 02Persona MatrixIN THIS REPORT
  3. 03Recommendation PerformanceIN THIS REPORT
  4. 04Competitor SubstitutionIN THIS REPORT
  5. 05Source ObservationIN THIS REPORT
  6. 06Website Information GapsIN THIS REPORT
  7. 07Action PrioritiesIN THIS REPORT
  8. 08Raw DataIN THIS REPORT

The sections below show the complete accepted report structure. All brands, observations, and values are illustrative.

01

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

What we observed.

The summary starts with reviewable observations, then connects them back to specific Personas, conditions, and records.

FINDING01

ILLUSTRATIVE FINDING

Recommendation status changed across shopper needs.

In this sample, Sample Brand was Recommended in routine, low-irritation use contexts but was Not Selected when price clarity and travel format became stricter screening criteria.

OBSERVED ACROSS
DEMO SCENARIOS

FINDING02

ILLUSTRATIVE FINDING

Mention and recommendation were recorded separately.

Some answers recognized and described the brand without selecting it. The report keeps Mentioned distinct from Recommended.

OUTPUT STATUS
RECORDED SEPARATELY

FINDING03

ILLUSTRATIVE FINDING

Shopper context changed what counted as a fit.

Budget, frequency of use, ingredient preferences, and travel constraints changed the comparison criteria. The report retains those details instead of collapsing them into a broad audience label.

PERSONA + CONTEXT
RETAINED IN REVIEW

02

PERSONA MATRIX

Recommendation results
by shopper context.

Person, Context / Task, Full Need, constraints, and screening criteria stay connected to each result.

ILLUSTRATIVE DATASYNTHETIC PERSONAS / GENERIC BRANDS
Four synthetic shopper personas with illustrative Sample Brand results and alternatives
PersonaContext / NeedYour Brand ResultMain Alternative
P-01Routine-focused skincare shopper34 · United StatesA low-irritation daily moisturizerFragrance-free · Simple routine · Mid-range budgetRecommendedBrand A
P-02Budget-conscious first-time buyer27 · United StatesAn easy first choice with clear pricingFirst purchase · Easy to find · Price-sensitiveMentionedBrand B
P-03Ingredient-focused repeat buyer41 · United StatesDetailed formula and ingredient guidanceRepeat use · Research-led · Flexible budgetRecommendedBrand C
P-04Frequent traveler38 · United StatesOne compact product for short tripsCarry-on limits · Multi-use · Easy to replaceNot SelectedBrand D

STATUS DEFINITIONS

Explicitly presented as a recommended option.
Mentioned
Named, but not clearly recommended.
Not Selected
Another option was selected or the target was not chosen.
Unknown / Insufficient Evidence
The answer did not support reliable classification.

READING NOTEOne Persona is not a stable conclusion. A real study uses prompt variation, repeated runs, and human review to see whether patterns persist.

03

RECOMMENDATION PERFORMANCE

How results are distributed
across recorded scenarios.

Each observable result uses the same status rules so clear recommendations, mentions, and non-selections stay distinct.

ILLUSTRATIVE DATADEMO VALUES ONLY

STRUCTURED TEST SCENARIOS

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illustrative scenarios

These existing sample values demonstrate report hierarchy. They are not recommendation rates from a customer study or a market benchmark.

Mentioned

Named without being clearly selected
0625.0% OF DEMO SCENARIOS

Not Selected

Another option was selected
1041.7% OF DEMO SCENARIOS

INTERPRETATION BOUNDARY

This distribution only summarizes the illustrative run records shown here. It does not reveal hidden model logic or prove that one website detail caused a recommendation outcome.

04

COMPETITOR SUBSTITUTION

When the target is not selected,
what appears instead?

The report records the alternative chosen in each relevant shopper context. It does not treat that substitution as proof of a specific content gap.

ILLUSTRATIVE DATASYNTHETIC PERSONAS / GENERIC BRANDS
FILTERED VIEW

SCENARIOS WHERE YOUR BRAND WAS NOT THE SELECTED RECOMMENDATION

Only illustrative scenarios in which Your Brand was not the selected recommendation.
  1. P-02Budget-conscious first-time buyer
    NEEDClear pricing and an easy first choice
    YOUR BRAND RESULTMentioned
    MAIN ALTERNATIVEBrand B
  2. P-04Frequent traveler
    NEEDCompact multi-use travel format
    YOUR BRAND RESULTNot Selected
    MAIN ALTERNATIVEBrand D

05

SOURCE OBSERVATION

When search is available,
which public sources appear?

Under Search / Grounding conditions, the report can record public sources visible in the answer and how the brand or category is represented.

ILLUSTRATIVE DATAPLACEHOLDER DOMAINS ONLY
Four illustrative public source observations using placeholder domains
SourceTypeSubjectObserved in ResponseRole / Note
samplebrand.exampleDEMO DOMAINOfficial WebsiteYour BrandAppearedPublic brand and product information
retailer.exampleDEMO DOMAINRetailBrand BAppearedProduct listing and availability
editorial.exampleDEMO DOMAINEditorialCategoryAppearedCategory explanation and comparison
community.exampleDEMO DOMAINCommunityBrand CAppearedShopper discussion and use context

06

WEBSITE INFORMATION GAPS

What may need clarification
or further testing?

The report compares observed brand-description differences with public information, then identifies questions worth reviewing. It does not present hypotheses as proven causes.

ILLUSTRATIVE OBSERVATIONSNOT PROVEN CAUSES
OBSERVATION01

WHAT WE OBSERVED

Product use case was unclear.

WHY REVIEW

The page explains product features, but the intended shopper situations may need more definition.

WHAT TO TEST NEXTCLARIFY

Compare clearer use-case language in controlled follow-up tests.

OBSERVATION02

WHAT WE OBSERVED

Audience descriptions varied.

WHY REVIEW

Different pages describe the intended shopper in different ways.

WHAT TO TEST NEXTVERIFY

Review descriptions across the homepage, product pages, and FAQ.

OBSERVATION03

WHAT WE OBSERVED

A key specification was hard to locate.

WHY REVIEW

Information relevant to a shopper's criteria was spread across several locations.

WHAT TO TEST NEXTCHECK

Map the specification to page hierarchy and source location.

OBSERVATION04

WHAT WE OBSERVED

Claim context was incomplete.

WHY REVIEW

Some claims may need clearer context, conditions, or evidence boundaries.

WHAT TO TEST NEXTTEST

Check whether added context changes observable brand descriptions.

07

ACTION PRIORITIES

What to correct,
clarify, and test next.

The report separates confirmed issues, information that deserves clarification, and hypotheses requiring follow-up tests.

ILLUSTRATIVE PRIORITIESORDER / ACTION TYPE · NOT IMPACT SCORE
PRIORITYP0CORRECT

Correct confirmed issues.

Address factual errors, conflicting public information, or missing required details.

  1. 01Align conflicting product specifications across public pages.
PRIORITYP1CLARIFY

Clarify information used in comparison.

Make important public details clearer, more consistent, or easier to find.

  1. 01Make priority shopper use cases easier to identify.
  2. 02Bring scattered product specifications into a clearer hierarchy.
PRIORITYP2TEST

Test unresolved hypotheses.

Use follow-up research for positioning or page changes that still require evidence.

  1. 01Test whether clearer positioning changes results for selected Personas.
  2. 02Repeat grounded and non-grounded controls after public information changes.

08

RAW DATA

A route back
to the original record.

Structured run records keep the recommendation result, Persona, model, source context, and human-review status connected to the underlying answer.

ILLUSTRATIVE DATADEMO VALUES ONLY
Three illustrative structured run records
Run IDPersonaModelGroundingPromptMentionedResultAlternativeSourcesReview
RUN-001P-01GeminiGroundedBlind / NaturalYesRecommended3Reviewed
RUN-002P-02GeminiGroundedProduct FitYesMentionedBrand B4Reviewed
RUN-003P-04GeminiNon-groundedBlind / NaturalNoNot SelectedBrand D0Reviewed

RESEARCH CONCLUSION

From shopper context
to a reviewable research record.

This sample shows how PersonaSignal separates what was observed, what may explain it, and what is worth testing next—without turning a model answer into a verdict.

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE REPORT · NOT A CUSTOMER CASE

METHOD + NEXT STEP

See how the research is structured.

Explore the test design behind the report, then start with one clear question about a brand, market, or product.