Content score
Definition
Content score is a 0–100 read on the text of the post alone — how much the person is genuinely asking for what you sell — with the surrounding context stripped out.
It exists as an honesty check. Because signal score deliberately takes context into account, it can be pulled up by something other than the words on the page. Content score is the number that cannot be, so the two together tell you whether a lead is strong because of what the person said or because of where they said it.
A wide gap between the two is a prompt to read the post yourself before replying — most often it means the author is talking about your category rather than shopping in it.
Related terms
- Signal score →A 0–100 measure of how strong a buying signal a post represents.
- Role-aware swarm →Three AI judges assess every candidate independently, and their disagreement decides what reaches you.
- Mission →A scored SignalPipe lead in the human-approval queue with a draft reply attached.
Cite as: https://signalpipe.io/glossary/content-score