Brand Hub: your marketing command centre

Brand Hub is a three-column view built to put brand context, live analytics, and action items in front of you at the same time, instead of forcing you to tab between separate pages.

• Left: the context sidebar, showing your brand name and niche, a Documents section, and your tracked Competitors.
• Centre: the Analytics panel, with SEO, Links, and GEO tabs covering your primary website's audit data and connected Google metrics.
• Right: the Agents feed (your SEO/GEO review queue) stacked above "Chat with your CMO," the docked AI assistant.
• Everything on this page reads from data you already have elsewhere in BrandOps, such as Website Intelligence audits, connected Google accounts, and tracked competitor websites, rather than requiring separate setup.

The SEO tab is your primary website's health at a glance: a score ring, category scores, and the Core Web Vitals from your last audit.

• The score ring and category scores (SEO, Performance, Security, Accessibility, Content, AI Readiness) come from the most recent Website Intelligence audit of your primary tracked website. Category breakdown itself is an Agency-plan feature.
• Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, FCP, and TBT) show Pass / Needs work / Poor against Google's standard thresholds, with a Desktop/Mobile toggle for which device's next scan feeds the card.
• Google Analytics and Search Console cards show sessions/users/pageviews and clicks/impressions/CTR respectively, once you've connected Google in Settings.
• The Competitors list in the sidebar shows every website you've marked as a competitor in Website Intelligence, each with its own last audit score, so you can see how you stack up without leaving the page.
• No website tracked yet? Both the SEO tab and sidebar point you to Website Intelligence to add one.

The Agents card is a review queue, not a separate AI generator. It's the same WebsiteIssue data your audit already produced, just surfaced here for quick triage.

• SEO Agent lists open Critical and High severity issues from the SEO category of your last audit; GEO Agent lists the same for the AI Readiness category: the checks that cover things like llms.txt, JSON-LD structured data, and whether AI crawlers are blocked in robots.txt.
• Each issue shows its severity, title, and recommendation. Dismiss an issue and it's marked Ignored so it stops showing up here.
• This needs the Agency plan and a tracked website with a completed audit. Without both, the card explains what's missing instead of showing empty data.
• Five more agents (Articles, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, UGC Video) are listed below as "Coming soon" with an honest note on what each still needs before it can go live.

The docked chat panel in the bottom-right is BrandOps's AI assistant, running in a marketing-focused mode built for exactly the kind of questions Brand Hub's data supports.

• Ask about site health, competitors, campaigns, or what's worth prioritising this week. It's the same streaming assistant used elsewhere in BrandOps, just scoped and docked for this page.
• Click the reset icon in the chat header to clear the conversation and start fresh once you've moved on to a new topic.
• Sending a message streams the response in real time; click the stop control while it's replying if you want to cut it short.

Brand Hub is deliberately layered by plan so you always see what you have and exactly what unlocking more gets you.

• Starter plan: Brand Hub is locked entirely, and you'll see an upgrade prompt explaining what it bundles.
• Growth plan and above: the full page opens, including the AI chat and the basic site-health/analytics view.
• Agency plan: unlocks the category score breakdown, Core Web Vitals detail, and the SEO/GEO Agents review queue, since those all depend on the deeper Website Intelligence audit that's an Agency-only feature.
• Nothing about this gating is hidden. Every locked section tells you exactly which plan unlocks it and links straight to billing.