Evidence you can see
Open any score to see the data, sources and reasoning behind it.
Marketing intelligence, made legible.
Your brand tracker, creative tests and media model each tell part of the story, from different suppliers, on different timelines. naras replaces them with one provider and one workspace: how strong your brand is, whether people, search and AI find and recommend you, and what your media earns. Every recommendation comes with a confidence. Risk and reward are automatically balanced.
naras replaces brand tracking, creative pre-testing, marketing mix modelling and incrementality testing, and adds a campaign advisor that turns the evidence into better briefs. An assistant explains every part to you, your team and your agency.
Your brand funnel, from first awareness to purchase, and four pillars of brand strength, read from people, search and AI. Each reading comes with its confidence level.
Resonance turns the survey, search and AI evidence about your brand into a seven-stage funnel and four strength pillars: market fit, reputation, advocacy and attraction. Most funnel stages pair what people say with what AI models say, so you see where you're losing ground and what to fix first. Each reading opens into its evidence and ends in a recommended action, with the assistant on hand. You re-run the audit whenever you need fresh numbers, rather than keeping a tracker running.
The econometric model of what each channel earns and how that changes over time, plus experiments that prove what a new media strategy adds.
Upload your media and sales data. Impact models what drove your results, channel by channel: what your spend earns, where returns diminish, and where the next pound grows you. Estimates are calibrated against real-world lift tests and checked on held-out periods, and the assistant explains it all in plain language. To test a new strategy, plan an experiment: naras recommends a design and tells you whether it's likely to be decisive before you spend. The incremental effect comes back as a range, and once you approve it, the next model run uses it to sharpen its estimates.
Pre-test creative and messages, or field your own questions, on a simulated population read across three AI models. Results come back in minutes, as ranges, and claim only what validation supports.
Pre-test creative and messages, or run your own questions, on a simulated population built from your survey data. Each answer comes back as a range across three AI models, and a published validation check decides what each cut may claim. Use it to form hypotheses before real research, not to replace it.
Turns the evidence in your workspace into a campaign brief: objectives, audiences, channel roles and a ranged forecast. It proposes; you decide.
The advisor reads your brand's signals and what your spend has earned, then drafts a working brief: objectives, audiences, channel roles, messages and a ranged forecast. Your team edits, challenges and approves it. If you overrule it, that's recorded as a decision.
Model the move before you make it: shift spend, change the mix, and read the projected effect on brand and sales, with the range shown.
Take what your workspace already knows and play the plan forward: shift spend, change the mix, and read the projected effect on brand and sales with its range. Where the evidence is strong it backs the move; where it's thin, it suggests a cautious test first. Plans re-score as new evidence lands.
A tracker measures your brand. A mix model measures your spend. naras puts both in one workspace, links what people think of you to what your media earns, and weighs each recommendation by how sure the evidence is.
Two strategies. A promises the higher return, on a range so wide it dips below break-even. B promises a little less, on evidence you can bank. A plan built on midpoints alone would pick A.
naras shows the range behind every number, and builds that confidence into scenario planning. We don’t chase the best-looking result: we back the results we’re confident in, and scale tentatively into the ones we’re not.
One connected picture
How you run it
Strategy runs in a loop. naras handles every stage of it in one workspace.
The brand funnel and four strength pillars, each with its confidence, measure the brand against its competitors. The weakest is flagged first.
The advisor turns the evidence into a working brief, and scenarios play the plan forward with the range shown.
You make the move: budgets shift, creative runs. naras proposes and you decide; if you overrule it, that's recorded.
Impact models what the spend earned, channel by channel, as ranges against break-even, and experiments measure what a new strategy adds.
As new survey waves and results come in, plans re-score and the next move is ranked. Then the loop starts again.
Each reading is a row on one board, with its trend, rank and confidence. Open one to see the detail: Reputation at 86, high confidence, #5 of 29 in the set.
Ask the desk and it proposes a move: shift about £20k a quarter from Meta (returning under 1×) into Google Search, for an estimated 2–4% uplift.
The figures on this page are drawings of the product, and the worked numbers are illustrative. Your workspace runs the loop on your own evidence: a survey commissioned for your brand, plus live search and AI audits.
The stack, consolidated
Five suppliers, five sets of numbers, and nobody joining them up. naras replaces the separate tools for brand and media effectiveness, and each one maps to a naras module.
An always-on tracker and a quarterly deck.
A seven-stage funnel and four strength pillars, each with its confidence, linked to its evidence and a recommended action. Re-run it when you need fresh numbers.
A point tool watching one assistant.
Weekly audits of the assistants buyers ask, across three vendors and per market, read into the same board as the survey.
Panels, fieldwork and weeks of lead time.
Test concepts and messages on a simulated population across three AI models. Results come back as ranges in minutes, and validation limits what they can claim.
A consultancy engagement and a static report.
Channel returns with credible ranges, calibrated against lift tests and held-out periods, explained in plain language.
Lift studies scattered across ad platforms, agencies and slide decks.
Every experiment in one library: platform lift studies you add, and geo tests naras designs and analyses. Each keeps its range and a quality grade, and feeds the model once you approve it.
All five use the same method: start from the evidence, show the range, and weigh each recommendation by its confidence.
How it works
A brand and category for Resonance; a spreadsheet of media and sales history for Impact. Setup is a short conversation. We do most of the work, and your data stays yours.
Already measuring? Tracker history and audience definitions carry over, and past lift tests sharpen the model's starting point.
Resonance collects live evidence and audits the AI systems buyers ask; Impact models what's driving your results. The search and AI audit is quick; a commissioned survey takes weeks, not the months a tracker takes to stand up.
Explore clear reports, ask the assistant anything, and export decision-ready summaries for the people who need them.
Resonance · the method
naras Resonance reads four kinds of evidence about your brand, then turns them into scores you can act on. Every score traces back to a record you can open.
Four kinds of evidence
Brand funnel · seven stages
Brand strength · four pillars
It tells you which way to move and how hard to push.
Open any score to see the data, sources and reasoning behind it.
Every result comes with its range and its confidence.
Ask in plain English. Answers come only from your own data.
Clear, uncluttered pages that work on any device and meet WCAG AA accessibility.
Common questions
We report every result with its margin. Each signal carries a confidence rating based on the sample size, recency and consistency of the evidence behind it. Impact's Bayesian model goes further, reporting the estimate, its range, and how much of that range your data supports. A wider range calls for a more cautious move, and that is reflected in every recommendation and in scenario planning. Where the evidence is thin, we flag it.
We treat it as an emerging signal rather than an established KPI. naras shows whether ChatGPT, Claude and Google’s AI mention, rank and recommend you when buyers ask, since more buyers now start there. We don’t claim a fixed link to sales, and AI answers change with each model update, so it works best as an early-warning indicator. It sits alongside funnel measures such as awareness and consideration, which have decades of evidence behind them.
Surveys are commissioned with real respondents through Cint, a major respondent marketplace, with questions customised to your brand and category. If you already run a tracker we can take it over and onboard your history, keeping your audience definitions, segmentation and markets so your trends stay consistent. It replaces the tracker rather than running beside it, so there’s no “paying twice” and no conflicting numbers. (The demo uses synthetic data, clearly marked.)
Synthetic Research is a tool for testing hypotheses. Its respondents are modelled on your workspace’s survey data rather than invented personas, and each question is run across three AI model families so that no single vendor’s biases determine the answer. Results are reported as ranges, and a published validation against held-out human survey data determines what each cut may claim; anything not yet checked is withheld, and we name it. Use it to narrow the options in minutes, then confirm the winner with real research. It does not replace fieldwork, and it does not produce brand-health figures.
Setup takes a short conversation, and we do most of the work. The search and AI audit is quick; a commissioned survey takes weeks (versus the months a tracker takes to stand up). For Impact, a spreadsheet of media and sales history is enough to begin.
Your data stays yours, encrypted in transit and at rest, including the sales data Impact ingests. Every brand gets its own isolated workspace, unreachable from another’s by construction: the application only resolves data for the workspace you’re in, and the database enforces the boundary again with row-level security, so even a coding mistake can’t return another client’s data. We’re glad to take your security or procurement team through the architecture before anything moves.
Yes. naras is built for it: each client brand gets its own workspace, kept separate, with its own evidence, signals and assistant. Exports are client-ready, so your team can drop them straight into a plan, a QBR or a pitch. Co-branded and white-label outputs are available on request. Talk to us about agency access.
Pricing depends on scope: which modules, how many markets, and how often you run. Tell us what you need and we will give you a clear price up front.
We’re early, and working with our first cohort of brands. We don’t borrow logos or invent results: the figures on this page are drawings of the product, and their numbers are illustrative. Ask us what we can show you.
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