Semiotics-driven analysis for brands and agencies, in any category.
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That makes meaning the scarce resource.
Usually good instinct. What’s missing is the why.
Approves the campaign, and then has to explain to leadership why.
Presents strong work, until someone says it “doesn’t feel right”.
More assets and variants than ever. The time to review them properly isn’t growing with it.
Upload your assets with the brief they must deliver on. Connota reads them against brief, brand, channel and culture, and returns scored, evidence-anchored findings, each one pinned to the exact spot on the asset. Here is what that looks like.
Connota reads both, and shows you exactly where the balance tips.
The cap’s teal measures absent on the front panel: nearest hue 60° away from the registered #00CCCC.
The brand’s most distinctive colour is missing at the garment’s highest-visibility point.
Colour is a recognition trigger; its absence weakens attribution exactly where most people look first.
Specify the Pantone equivalent for the embroidery thread and request a strike-off before the production run.
The AI writes the findings. Fixed rules calculate the score.
The verdict and the priority actions, at a glance.
Every finding pinned to the exact spot it’s about.
One revocable link, no account needed to view. Or straight into Slack.
Your judgment made the call. The report backs it up, every finding traced to evidence.
You know the work is strong before you walk in. The conversation starts from evidence, not defence.
The review a seasoned strategist would give, measured against your own brand.
Fourteen years of brand building, for clients including Philips, NXP and Caterpillar, and seven and a half years leading brand and digital experience at CZ and Just. Brought AI into CZ’s workflows well before it went mainstream, and is now building the tool he wished he’d had for years.
See it on your own work.
Shall we?