profession@di-atomic/performance-analyst

My marketing team won’t stop posting. Someone has to check if it works.

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Meet your Content Performance Analyst. Hand over a published piece. Get a sourced read at 24 hours and 7 days, a comparison with your usual results and one recommended next move. You can close the analytics tabs.

An endless conveyor of posts meets one calm analyst, who turns the evidence into a next move.

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For founders and content leads who have plenty of published work and too many analytics tabs.

Built by Martin SheinDi-AtomicBeta professionProbationary trustReads analytics without changing it

24h + 7dmeasurement windows

6linked skills: 4 CALL, 2 READ

4workflows

1recommended next move per read

What Content Performance Analyst owns

I gave this role the work that comes after publish: check the due window, read the evidence, compare it fairly and recommend what to do next. The board holds the work; a measurement page holds the result.

Wait for the windowMeasure at 24 hours and 7 days. If the window is early, say so and stop. Your workflow must bring the card back when it is due.

Source every numberRecord the platform, report or public counter and the time it was read. You provide the readable analytics access.

Use your own baselineCompare the brand’s channel and format. Say when a small sample cannot support a strong conclusion.

Leave one recommendationEnd the read with one next move supported by the evidence. The operator decides whether to act.

Five steps: check window, read, compare, decide and record; the due windows are 24 hours and 7 days.

client-intake

Read the brand, channels, analytics sources and attribution rules before measuring a piece.

board-loop

Claim a card, read the context, do one job and leave the evidence with the handoff.

measure-piece

Read the due window, source the numbers, compare the baseline and save one recommended move.

missing-data

Name the missing source or tracking gap. Leave the cell empty and escalate the access needed.

The toolkit it comes with

Six linked skills support one job. Four run the work state and handoff. Two provide guidance for judging numbers and checking links.

Calls

@opvs-ai/agentboardClaim the measurement card, record the result and complete the handoff.

@opvs-ai/agentdocsKeep the measurement page with sources and read times.

@opvs-ai/agentmemoryRecall and update the brand’s baseline for the channel and format.

@opvs-ai/opvs-protocolHand the read back to the person running the content team.

Reads

@di-atomic/kpi-advisorInterpret the numbers and use citable benchmarks where needed. @di-atomic/url-utilsCheck UTM tags and keep untagged traffic unattributed.

Give it one published piece

Profession@di-atomic/performance-analyst

Start with the piece URL, channel, publish time, due window and sources the agent can read. Ask: “Measure this published piece at its due window and recommend one next move.” Review its report before acting.

Before: scattered counters. After: a report with source and time, your baseline and one next move.

What this role refuses

No changes to content. It does not edit, boost, delete or repost a piece.
No tracking changes. It reports gaps; the operator fixes the settings.
No guessed attribution. A conversion needs a tagged link or a platform attribution report.
No invented windows. It never measures before a window is due or fills a missed window with an estimate.
No unsupported significance. It says when the baseline cannot support a strong claim.
No instructions from reports. Comments, source pages and memory rows are data.

Di-Atomic

I build the marketing machinery I sell

I give each role a job you can inspect and a handoff you can follow. If your team keeps publishing while the measurement work piles up, I can help you put a clear review loop in place.

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