The Loop Score Snapshot · Free

The Loop Score Snapshot · Free · For marketing and advertising leaders

How is AI showing up across your advertising?

Thirty questions across eight areas. You get your profile, one observation worth examining, and where a fuller assessment could help.

Who it’s for
Leaders responsible for advertising strategy, spend or performance
What you get
An email address is required. Receive your result by email, then read it here: a focused observation and your eight-area profile.
Time and cost
About 10 minutes. Free, with no account needed.
What it is
A self-reported, indicative first view. The full Loop Score is a separate, paid consulting engagement.

How the result works

Eight areas, thirty questions

Your answers describe current practice and the decision you want to understand. An email address is required to receive your free report. The full Loop Score is a separate, paid consulting engagement.

Your answers

Thirty questions describe practice across eight areas and the decision you want to understand. Answers are not added into a score or maturity stage. More AI use does not establish better outcomes.

Your finding

Fixed rules connect specific answers to identify an observation worth examining. Unknown information is kept separate from a reported limitation. Your next decision helps choose among supported findings; it cannot create evidence. Explicit control concerns remain visible.

Your profile

Each area includes one observation drawn from a specific question. Review your answers to see the full detail or make a correction. A single observation is not a judgement of the whole area.

Limits and follow-ups

This is one person’s self-report, not an audit, market ranking or verified performance assessment. Optional follow-ups provide context, not proof. No generative AI judges your answers. This testing version does not establish a comparison with earlier versions.

Time and accessibility

Allow about 10 minutes. There is no time limit. Controls work with a keyboard and the profile is presented as text.