Overall Brand Performance Score
Metrics
Overall Brand Performance Score
Calculates a single composite score for each brand combining
multiple performance dimensions into one unified health metric.
The composite score aggregates awareness, positioning, sentiment,
and recommendation metrics into one normalized number (typically 0-100). Higher scores indicate better overall brand performance. This holistic metric simplifies brand comparison and provides executives with one number that captures complete brand health. Perfect for dashboards, rankings, and high-level strategic decisions.
**When to use:** User wants overall brand rankings, needs one score for all brands, requires simplified performance comparison, wants executive summary metrics, or needs to identify top/bottom performers quickly.
**Common user queries:**
- "What's the overall score for each brand?"
- "Rank brands by composite score"
- "Which brand performs best overall?"
- "Show me brand health scores"
- "Get summary performance metrics"
- "Compare brands with one number"
**Returns:** Array of brands with their composite performance scores and optional time period breakdowns.
Example: [{"brand": "Nike", "composite_score": 85.5}, {"brand": "Adidas", "composite_score": 72.3}]
**Note:** At least one of `brand` or `brand__in` must be provided.
Required permission: `read:analysis`.
GET
Overall Brand Performance Score
Authorizations
Path Parameters
A UUID string identifying the analysis.
A UUID string identifying the organization.
A UUID string identifying the workspace.
Query Parameters
Filter by one specific brand.
Filter by a list of brands. Values should be comma separated, without brackets or spaces
Filter by a collection date being greater than or equal the specified date. YYYY-MM-DD format
Filter by a collection date being less than the specified date. YYYY-MM-DD format
Interval of the timeseries.
Available options:
month, week Response
200 - application/json
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