HIGH SALIENCE / ANALYSIS
Category Salience Analysis: Worked Examples
The worked examples on this page apply Category Salience analysis to real category structures, and each is labeled as an example. Client case files join them as engagements produce verified numbers and clients approve disclosure, documented the same way every time: verdict and commercial stake first, evidence second, interventions and their measured effect third.
How we'd attack a B2B software category
A worked, illustrative teardown of the process: the map, the four gaps it typically exposes and the intervention order we'd choose. Labeled as an example because that's what it is.
High Salience on itself: a dated 90-day log
Whether High Salience gets named in Google's AI answers, read monthly with the method we sell. The baseline is October 8, 2026, and every reading is published with its range.
Documented the same way, every time
Verdict and commercial stake first, evidence second, interventions and their measured effect third. Where a client can't be named, the category, the mechanism and the measured outcome still can.
Want to see how we'd read your category first? Start with the brief.
How to read our numbers
How High Salience measures and sources every number it publishes
Every number High Salience publishes has a stated method and a named source. Visibility percentages are measured against a defined commercial query set, not sitewide traffic. AI recommendation figures name the surfaces and the date range they were sampled on. When a number can't be verified, we don't publish it.