Multi-Platform Account Diagnostic Matrix

Problem to solve

When operating the same IP across WeChat Official Accounts, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin, data is often scattered across dashboards, third-party tools, and public pages. The hard part is not reading one metric, but comparing read counts, followers, video plays, completion rates, and engagement rates inside one framework: where the account is stronger, which platform is healthier, and whether competitor gaps come from content, audience fit, or monetization path.

How it works

The skill turns multi-platform diagnostics into explicit steps instead of a vague score:
- Matrix diagnosis: compare one account across the three platforms for posting frequency, topical focus, interaction depth, propagation, and monetization signals.
- Competitor comparison: evaluate up to 4 accounts at once to see who is more stable on Xiaohongshu, Douyin, or WeChat Official Accounts.
- Unified scoring: use content productivity, audience influence, operational health, and commercial potential to produce a 100-point conclusion.
- Data constraints: prioritize web search results from Xinbang, Qiangua, Feigua, Chanmama, and Dandelion, and mark unavailable data instead of inventing estimates.

Boundaries

• Best for accounts with public profiles, third-party indexes, or searchable account data.
• If a platform is inactive, the account name is ambiguous, or key metrics are missing, the report lowers confidence and asks for confirmation instead of fabricating analysis.
• It provides structured diagnostics and prioritized suggestions, not brand positioning, campaign optimization, content compliance, or legal advice.