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What does a quarterly reputation review look like?

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A quarterly review covers SERP composition trends, AI narrative shifts, Wikipedia activity, peer benchmarks, work completed, key wins and risks, and recommendations for the next quarter. The cadence supports strategic adjustment.

Quarterly reviews sit between monthly reporting and the annual planning cycle, and they serve a strategic-adjustment function rather than an operational one. The structure: SERP composition trends across the quarter showing where the picture has improved, deteriorated, or held steady. AI narrative shifts across the eight engines AIQ™ tracks, with specific examples of how engine responses have moved. Wikipedia activity summary including any major Talk-page work, edits accepted, edits reverted, and current article state. Peer benchmark snapshot showing where the client now stands relative to the named peer set. A clear inventory of work completed during the quarter against the agreed program objectives. Key wins worth noting and risks worth flagging for executive attention. Recommendations for the coming quarter, often including adjustments to scope or focus based on what the quarter’s data has shown. The meeting is typically with the chief communications officer and any other senior stakeholders the client wants included.

Last reviewed: 19/05/2026

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