Core Meaning Protocol

The Framework

The Core Meaning Protocol distills your business into four engineering-precise statements:

The Four Questions

  1. The Entity: What category do we belong to?
    Example: “We are a B2B SaaS platform.”
  2. The Problem: What specific pain do we eliminate?
    Example: “We eliminate workflow inefficiencies in legal contract review.”
  3. The Audience: For whom do we solve this?
    Example: “…for corporate legal departments in Fortune 500 companies.”
  4. The Differentiator: Why is our method superior?
    Example: “Our proprietary AI analyzes contract risk 95% faster than a human lawyer.”

The Rules

  • No jargon (if a 12-year-old can’t understand it, rewrite)
  • No adjectives without proof (“leading” → show the metric)
  • One sentence each (forced clarity through constraint)
  • Factual only (not aspirational, not marketing-speak)

Why It Works

AI Logic: Once your Core Meaning is codified, every piece of content serves one purpose: reinforcing this truth. AI can confidently categorize, understand, and recommend you.

The Application

This protocol becomes the immutable source code for:

  • Website architecture
  • Content strategy
  • Sales messaging
  • Press releases
  • AI training data

One truth, infinitely reinforced.

📅 Zuletzt aktualisiert: 15.10.2025