Demand is assumed, not checked
A plan gets built around interest nobody has measured, so the first weeks of spend end up doing the research.
Ask one question in plain words and take a verdict from Go to No-Go into the room, scored against a written standard, with every source cited.
















A plan gets built around interest nobody has measured, so the first weeks of spend end up doing the research.
Gathering sources, reading them and writing it up takes long, and the finished summary often leaves unclear where each claim came from.
A bare recommendation is hard to defend when the budget is questioned, because the weak points stay out of sight.
You walk in with Go, Conditional Go, Test First or No-Go, because every Deep Research report is scored on the same eight weighted dimensions, each reason shown.
You can open every source behind a finding, because each is cited, and every section carries an evidence label and a confidence rating. Any gap is stated, never filled.
Budget starts where the evidence points, because the report reads demand signals across eight planning channels and carries them, with stop rules, into the plan.
Ready to see a verdict scored on your own question?
See VIMDRIVE in actionChoose Quick Ask for a cited answer or Deep Research for the full report, and scope the question to your market and sector.
Desk research comes back written up, with every source cited, so you read one report instead of gathering and cross-checking material yourself.
Your Deep Research report is scored on eight dimensions, each with its reason, and scenarios and stop rules show the downside. It then becomes planning's evidence base.
| Topic | Traditional agency model | With VIMDRIVE |
|---|---|---|
| Evidence | Findings often arrive as a summary with sources gathered separately | Every source cited, with an evidence label and confidence rating per section |
| Verdict | A recommendation often rests on judgement, with the scoring not shown | A verdict from Go to No-Go, scored on eight weighted dimensions |
| Weak links | Risks tend to be summarised in a section after the headline finding | A weak link in reach, economics, conversion or measurement caps the verdict at Conditional Go |
| Channel focus | Channel priorities are usually set during planning, separate from the research | Demand signals across eight planning channels show where budget should start |
| Handover | Research sits in a document, separate from the plan that follows | The finished report becomes the plan's evidence base, with each campaign linked by serial number |
It gives you a clear next move: Go, Conditional Go, Test First or No-Go. The plan incorporates the report's channel signals and stop rules, so every budget line starts from a reason. A verdict is a judgement against a written standard, not a promise of results.
Quick Ask returns a cited answer to a plain-words question, and Deep Research returns the full scored report. You get the evidence while the decision is still open, instead of commissioning a research brief and reading it later.
Yes. Every source is cited, so you can open it and judge it yourself. Deep Research utilises up to eight searches and cites up to ten sources, and each section carries an evidence label and a confidence rating. Any gap is stated, never filled.
Yes, once Search Console and Analytics are connected. A signals panel beside your reports leverages your own data: queries rising or falling against the 28 days before, click-earning pages, and visits by channel and country. GEO sweeps add the rivals AI names beside you.
Bring your own demand question and see a scored verdict built from it, or talk it through on a free strategy call.