Know what you can stand behind
See the source behind a statement and what it establishes. Use it when your team writes, reviews, or discusses the work.
For agencies
Prepare the next bio, client review, or pitch with a clear view of what supports each person's experience.
Bring signals, evidence, positioning, and next moves into each client conversation.
Real public sources · Example layout
Credibility stage · Design preview
Your professional credibility is being reinforced across multiple parts of your digital presence. Here is what we found, what is shaping that picture, and where there is room to strengthen it.
Illustrative stage, not Joshua’s measured result.2 public credentials shown
Supported by the publisher’s author page.
Supported by the publisher’s author page.
Both credentials refer to the same publisher page. Two credentials do not mean two independent sources.
“More From Joshua Lee”
Page undated · Reviewed September 6, 2026
Open Entrepreneur ↗“Author of Balance is BullSh*t”
Page undated · Reviewed September 6, 2026
Open Entrepreneur ↗A move to consider
Compare the expertise your published work makes visible with how you want to be known today.
A suggested review, not a finding of a gap in Joshua’s presence.
View recommendation →A shared starting point
A bio says one thing. A project page adds context. A recommendation speaks to work a client actually saw. Know what those pieces support before you use them.
See the source behind a statement and what it establishes. Use it when your team writes, reviews, or discusses the work.
Connect supported strengths with the client’s Brand Playbook, positioning, and goals. Agree on a useful next move.
The work continues after the first report. Bring together new supporting material and the questions that still need an answer.
A clearer client update
Bring the source, the change, and the next action into the same conversation.
What Changed
Open a credential and the source that supports it.
Use Brand Playbook positioning to decide where that experience belongs.
Compare the published work and response with what the client wanted to achieve.
Workflow illustration, not a measured client result. Connected improvement reporting is in development.
View recommendation →Bring the new sources to the next client review. Discuss what the evidence supports and how it relates to the client’s direction.
Fit the work you already do
Bring the questions your team needs answered. We'll look at where YOUmanize™ can help in your existing workflow.
Client bios, content reviews, and recurring reputation conversations.
A more useful account of members' professional experience.
Explore a credential-checking integration for the professional information your tool uses.
A little more clarity
Ongoing access to professional reports for the people you represent. We can work through how many people you represent, the access your team needs, and how you intend to use the information.
Those are useful starting points. YOUmanize™ checks what those sources support, shows where details conflict or need more evidence, and gives your team a report to keep using.
You see where more information is needed and what could help. That gives your team a specific question to take back to the person.
Yes. The individual remains part of the product. A person can use their own report independently of an agency relationship, subject to their workspace access.
Your next move
Start with the people you represent, get your own report, or talk through a platform integration.
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