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Property Intelligence

You don’t start with a campaign. You start with something you care about.

We call that a Property. Marble organizes every creator, campaign, post, audience signal, and source of evidence around it — so the understanding accumulates instead of resetting with each campaign.

  • Public-data read with zero setup
  • Measured, estimated, and derived evidence kept distinct
  • Coverage and next-best data connection shown for every decision

Illustrative example

Example documentary series · Property overview

Demo data
P

Example property

Series · 3 episodes live

Public data active
Creator Marketing

Creators you work with, campaign by campaign

Earned Media

Organic posts, press, and conversation you never briefed

Owned Social

The property’s official social accounts

Observed

measured

Audience movement

Direct platform signals · high confidence

Incremental

estimated

Above baseline

Likelihood stated · directional

Coverage

Question by question

Gaps named openly

Marble AI reads the whole property. Every conclusion links back to the signals, assumptions, and missing sources behind it.

The model

A Property is any persistent thing you want to understand.

Campaigns come and go. The Property is what stays. It is the durable object that everything else attaches to — and the reason a year of activity adds up to something instead of scattering across disconnected reports.

A Property could be

  • A brand
  • A product
  • A product line
  • A website
  • A publication
  • A movie
  • A television show
  • A podcast
  • A book or book series
  • A franchise
  • An event

…or any other persistent entity that can be identified through names, keywords, hashtags, URLs, official accounts, or creators.

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The Property

A brand, product line, show, book, podcast, franchise, publication, event, or any other persistent thing you want to understand across social.

Identified by

  • Name
  • Related names
  • Keywords
  • Hashtags
  • URLs
  • Official accounts
  • Creators
  1. Creator Marketing

    Creators you intentionally work with — ongoing relationships and campaign creators.

    Includes

    Campaigns

    Time-bound initiatives, each one part of the Property’s history

  2. Earned Media

    Organic posts and mentions from people who are not part of a paid or managed campaign.

  3. Owned Social

    Content and activity from the Property’s own official social accounts.

Property Intelligence

One connected view, not four separate reports

  • Reach and impressions
  • Engagement
  • Creators driving activity
  • Top-performing content
  • Paid vs. organic split
  • Campaign performance
  • Attribution
  • Trends over time

What you get to ask

The questions a Property can answer.

None of these are campaign questions. They are questions about the thing itself — which is why they stay answerable long after any single campaign has ended.

  • What is happening around this Property across social media?
  • How much reach and engagement is it generating?
  • Which creators are driving that activity?
  • Which content performs best?
  • What is coming from paid creator relationships versus organic earned media?
  • Which campaigns are performing best?
  • What activity is coming from the official social accounts?
  • What attribution can be connected back to the Property?
  • How has performance changed over time?
  • Which creators or content types should we invest in next?

Portfolio workspace

See every property at its current level of confidence.

Move from a portfolio scan into a property, unit, creator, source, or decision without losing context. Early properties can begin with public signals; mature properties can add partner and first-party evidence.

Illustrative example

Property portfolio workspace

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Your portfolio

One workspace across properties and units

Add property
S

Example sports series

Mature · public + partner data

Strong read
P

Example podcast pilot

Pilot · public-data read

Directional
L

Example product launch

Early · public signals

Emerging

Overview

The whole property, compressed into one decision surface.

Performance, audience creation, footprint layers, inferred impact, commercial value, next actions, and evidence coverage sit together—not in separate reporting tabs.

Illustrative example

Example documentary series · Property overview

Demo data
P

Example property

Series · 3 episodes live

Public data active
Creator Marketing

Creators you work with, campaign by campaign

Earned Media

Organic posts, press, and conversation you never briefed

Owned Social

The property’s official social accounts

Observed

measured

Audience movement

Direct platform signals · high confidence

Incremental

estimated

Above baseline

Likelihood stated · directional

Coverage

Question by question

Gaps named openly

Marble AI reads the whole property. Every conclusion links back to the signals, assumptions, and missing sources behind it.

Executive Summary

A verdict with its confidence attached.

The executive read explains what appears to have happened, what the evidence supports, where uncertainty remains, and which decision the current signal can responsibly inform.

Illustrative example

Executive summary

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AI-generated draftSignals reviewed · 24 demo signals

Property read

The release coincided with durable audience movement beyond the expected baseline.

The modeled contribution is directional; distribution and first-party conversion data would tighten the estimate.

Open evidence links

Next decision

Connect the missing signal before increasing spend.

Confidence-aware recommendationEvidence attached to claim

Audience

Who the property reaches—and how much of it is new.

Separate observed movement from estimated incrementality, map overlap across property, creator, and partner audiences, and keep the modeled contribution visible.

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Audience creation and overlap

Demo data

Reached

Engaged

Followed

Deeper engagement

Overlap

Why new viewers entered

estimated
Talent affinityRelative weight
Topic relevanceRelative weight
Partner reachRelative weight

Units and moments

Understand which moments changed the trajectory.

Episodes, tracks, fixtures, launches, or campaign moments become comparable units inside the property. Response curves and release context show where attention moved and where it held.

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Units and release moments

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1

Release 01

Measured
2

Release 02

Measured
3

Release 03

Inferred impact
4

Release 04

Unreleased

Creator Content

Connect creator marketing and earned media to the property outcome.

Creator marketing, earned media, and owned social are classified together — including activity that was never briefed, tagged, or linked. Marble shows what traveled, who helped it travel, and what the current evidence can attribute to that activity.

Illustrative example

Creator and content intelligence

Demo data

Campaign creator post

Creator Marketing

Tracked

Ongoing creator partner

Creator Marketing

Connected

Press mention

Earned Media

Classified

Unbriefed public post

Earned Media

Auto-linked

Official account post

Owned Social

Reference

Auto-discovery links public content back to the property even when it has no campaign tag or tracking link.

Impact

Compare what happened with what likely would have happened.

Observed signals sit beside an expected baseline, uncertainty, and inferred incremental range. Release markers and external drivers remain visible so the model supports judgment without claiming proof.

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Observed performance vs. expected baseline

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Measured result

measured

What happened

Expected baseline

Counterfactual

What likely would have happened

Inferred incremental

estimated

The modeled difference

ObservedExpected baselineInferred incrementalRelease

Observed. Direct platform and partner signals.

Compared. Seasonality and known drivers controlled.

Qualified. Range and likelihood attached.

Contributing signals · relative model weight

estimated
Release timingHigh
Creator marketingMedium
Earned mediaDirectional

Decompose by release window, unit, and channel to inspect how the modeled contribution changes.

Inspect sources and assumptions

Commercial Value

Translate impact into a defensible range—not a revenue claim.

Conservative, expected, and upper cases make the valuation useful for rights, distribution, sponsorship, content, and reinvestment discussions while keeping assumptions inspectable.

Illustrative example

Commercial value range

Demo data

Modeled media-equivalent value

Lower bound — upper bound

derived
ConservativeExpectedUpper case

Audience-growth value

Scenario range

Earned-media value

Comparable basis

Sponsorship scenarios

Compare packages

Sponsor-category fit

Fit + inventory

A decision range, not booked revenue. Inputs, scenarios, and confidence remain inspectable.

Investment Case

Turn evidence into the next commitment.

The investment case answers six executive questions: did it work, what was uniquely created, what it is worth, what to do next and why, how confident the read is, and what would change the answer.

Illustrative example

Executive investment case

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Illustrative verdict

Continue selectively, strengthen distribution, and connect first-party data before scaling the commitment.

  1. 1Did it work?
  2. 2What did the property uniquely create?
  3. 3What is that impact worth?
  4. 4What should we do next — and why?
  5. 5How confident are we?
  6. 6What would change the answer?

Ranked next-best dollar

  1. 1Strengthen the best-performing distribution windowEvidence attached
  2. 2Connect first-party audience outcomesEvidence attached
  3. 3Test the highest-fit sponsor categoryEvidence attached

Data Sources

Coverage by analytical question—not a generic completeness score.

Every answer names the source, freshness, assumptions, gaps, and the connection most likely to narrow uncertainty.

More posts will not fix this — the connection will.

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Data sources and confidence

Demo data

Public platform signals

Baseline coverage

Active

Creator and content graph

Creator marketing context

Active

Partner reporting

Medium confidence gain

Optional

First-party outcomes

High confidence gain

Connect

Illustrative example

Coverage by analytical question

Demo data

Did the property create net-new audience?

Strong

Potential confidence uplift · Small remaining gain

Which release and partner activity mattered?

Directional

Potential confidence uplift · Partner data: medium gain

What is the impact worth?

Emerging

Potential confidence uplift · Outcome data: high gain

What should change next?

Directional

Potential confidence uplift · Cost data: medium gain

Public data starts the read. Connected partner and first-party sources narrow uncertainty.
Public data begins the viewConfidence improves without hiding earlier assumptions

See your first property read.

Bring a property and the decision behind it. Marble can begin with public evidence, then show exactly which additional connection would strengthen the case.

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