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criteria · 5 dimensions
EMQ 8.0+ is the new floor
Empirical benchmarks from Tinuiti Q1 2026 ($2.3B managed), Common Thread Collective (N=180), Motion Creative Volume Report (N=2,800).
Concept entropy. Archetype rotation. The '15 colorways' anti-pattern. Model-by-job split.
EMQ 8.0+ floor on Purchase events. The 7-parameter stack. Dedup rate. Event freshness.
1-1-1 consolidation. ASC adoption. Learning-phase math. Advantage+ Audience expansion.
Weekly ship rate vs spend tier. 4-day kill rule. Hook fatigue tracking. Brief-to-publish speed.
The 10 toggles. The silent re-enable workaround. AI slop risk score. Threads readiness.
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Your Andromeda starvation score (0–200)
Per-dimension score plus one of four bands: Critical (0–80, paying CPM tax), Underperforming (81–130), Functional (131–170), Compounding (171–200, top quartile).
The weakest-link fix sequence
Top 3 criteria scored 0–2 + the one-paragraph tactical fix for each.
Product / agent routing
Direct link to the Tegra product or AI agent that addresses your specific dimension weakness.
“Scored 87 on the AI Max audit. Auto-Apply Lockdown came in at 11/40 - everything was on. Disabled four categories the next morning and recovered 7% of monthly spend in 30 days.”
“My team argued for months about whether our EMQ was the problem. The Andromeda audit's Dimension 2 ended that conversation in 12 minutes - we were at 5.4. Now at 8.6. CPMs dropped 32%.”
“Walked into a Klaviyo pitch with a 96 audit score for a prospective client and a prioritized remediation list. They signed a 12-month retainer the same call.”
“Scored 94 on the Andromeda audit. I thought our creative was fine. Dimension 1 (Creative Diversity Index) was a 14 out of 40 - '15 colorways' problem. Ship rate up, ROAS up two quarters running.”
“Run the AI Max audit quarterly. 84 → 142 → 178 across three quarters. The September migration window is real and the score is the only honest tracker of how exposed we still are.”
“The Klaviyo audit's Dimension 5 (AI-SMS compliance) caught a sample-match drift our T-Mobile rep would have caught for us with a $10K fine. Worth running before any Composer rollout.”