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How the 6‑D Tool Protects Your event

A proprietary evaluation system that turns “trust us” into measurable, repeatable keynote quality.

 When you book a keynote, you’re betting your event on one hour.

Instead of asking you to “trust us,” we run every See Agency speaker through a 6‑D evaluation that stress‑tests their keynote for modern event audiences, engagement, fit, memorability, and post‑event impact. 

The score you never see is what lets you feel confident about the speaker you do. 

The heartbeat: scoring the speech

We start with the keynote, not the marketing.

Our 6‑D Tool dissects the speech itself using event‑tested criteria like:


  • How clearly the ideas serve a business objective, not just inspiration.
  • How well the stories, data, and frameworks land with executive and frontline audiences.
  • How much talk‑about‑it value and “Monday‑morning action” it creates after the event.


That’s how “top 1%” becomes more than a slogan.

Beyond the keynote itself, we also verify the factors that affect your whole event experience:

  • Visibility checks confirm that your executives and attendees can easily find credible, on‑brand content before and after the event, so the speaker feels like a known quantity, not a risk.​


  • Bookability checks flag whether the speaker’s promise and positioning actually match what 2026 buyers are asking for now, topics like trust, change, AI, culture, and performance.​


  • Referability checks look at rebooks, word‑of‑mouth buzz, and bureau advocacy, because you want a speaker audiences still quote months later, not just the night of.​


All of that rolls up into a simple internal decision: 

Is this someone we would confidently put in front of a high‑stakes, executive‑level room?


For you, this means every speaker you see on our roster has already been pressure‑tested from three angles: the keynote itself, how discoverable and credible they appear to your stakeholders, and how much lasting impact they create after the applause.


You don’t have to read our scorecards, but you feel the benefit when the keynote lands and your people are still talking about it. 

We evaluate every keynote in six dimensions: Direction, Depth, Design, Delivery, Differentiation, and Durability.

 If a speaker doesn’t hit our internal A‑level across all six, they don’t make the roster. 


Direction
Is this keynote aimed at the right business outcome and audience level?
(Keeps you from “great talk, wrong room.”)


Depth
Does it blend research, real cases, and usable frameworks, not just stories?
(Protects you from shallow inspiration that doesn’t change anything.)


Design
How is the keynote architected—open, arc, interaction, and close?
(Ensures the hour is structured for attention, not scrolling.)


Delivery
What happens in the room—presence, pacing, clarity, and adaptability?
(Makes sure they can read the room and keep execs engaged.)


Differentiation
Is the idea set and language truly distinct from what your audience has heard before?
(Avoids “we’ve seen this keynote already” fatigue.)


Durability
How long does the message live in the organization—quotes, shorthand, “Monday‑morning moves”?
(Separates a nice moment from something that locks in the memory.)


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