Protocol note 01
A practical protocol for testing sponsored-content disclosures
Compare disclosure labels without confusing recognition, comprehension, and trust.
Independent research · United States + Canada
Message Test Bench publishes transparent protocols, practical tools, and—only after real fieldwork—aggregate consumer findings. No invented certainty. No results without methods.
The operating rule
The Bench separates what was observed, what was calculated, and what is interpretation. If a study is exploratory, small, or vulnerable to selection bias, the report says so where readers can see it.
Protocol library
Original working guides—not dressed-up survey results. Use each note to plan, review, or challenge a message test.
Protocol note 01
Compare disclosure labels without confusing recognition, comprehension, and trust.
Protocol note 02
A five-part editorial review for finding unclear, unsupported, or untestable messages before recruitment.
Protocol note 03
A practical sequence for reducing priming, teaching, consistency pressure, and visual context effects.
Message Clarity Review Rubric · version 1.0
This editorial heuristic is a planning instrument, not a validated scale or population norm. Its job is to expose weak assumptions before paid fieldwork.
Can a reader restate the message accurately?
Is each important claim matched to support?
Does the benefit answer a real audience need?
Could a competitor say the same thing?
Is the requested next step obvious and proportionate?
Three-zone publishing model
Zone 01 · Editorial
Protocols, aggregate findings, datasets, tools, and human-reviewed interpretation. Sources and limitations travel with the claim.
Explore researchZone 02 · Participation
Consent, questionnaires, confirmations, rewards, and account screens will carry no advertising. Participation is voluntary.
Participant standardZone 03 · Commercial
Sponsorship and affiliate relationships are disclosed at page and link level. Buyers do not approve independent conclusions.
Commercial policyResearch ledger
The protocol library is available now. Consumer findings will appear only after genuine fieldwork and a complete methods record.
The first study will publish dates, achieved sample, exclusions, exact wording, limitations, and an aggregate file before any headline result is promoted.