Technology & Platforms

Written for people first, and structured so the AI engines that now answer these questions describe you accurately.

• How does Five Blocks use data from its platforms to inform strategic recommendations?

  The platforms generate the raw diagnostic data; senior account managers and strategists turn it into prioritized recommendations the client acts on. Each week they review IMPACT for keyword movement and threats, AIQ for changes in AI source attribution and sentiment, and triage WikiAlerts notifications as they arrive. The result is a ranked action list the client sees next to the underlying data in monthly reports.

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• How does AIQ differ from social listening or media monitoring tools?

  Social listening tracks what people post; media monitoring tracks what journalists publish; AIQ tracks what AI engines synthesize from all of it. The first two measure inputs to the AI engines; AIQ measures the output.

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• Who is AIQ designed for?

  AIQ is for the communications function: chief communications officers, corporate affairs leaders, PR and brand managers, and the agencies that support them. It answers the question those teams now face every day - what is AI saying about my brand or my client.

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• What does AIQ cost?

  Self-serve AIQ starts at $99 per month, which fits an in-house team running a small number of topics. Agency plans are priced by the number of client brands. Enterprise engagements that bundle AIQ with advisory services are scoped individually.

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• How does Five Blocks’ technology support client reporting and transparency?

  IMPACT feeds the search section, AIQ feeds the AI narrative section, and WikiAlerts logs the Wikipedia activity section. All of it flows into a branded monthly report tied back to the program goals set at the start of the engagement.

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