Flip 360 Commission Platform
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How am I tracking. What do I report.

The single page Corrina opens before every fortnightly sprint review. One primary lead measure at the top — the goal-congruence anchor everything else rolls up to. Three measurement layers beneath it. Phase-coupled targets. The reporting loop visualised so the direction of flow is never in doubt.
Source: V4 Ch 10 · V5 Ch 12 — vocabulary translated per Door 3 policy.

  Primary Lead Measure Goal-Congruence Anchor · WS1 + WS2

Affiliates who have received their first paid commission.

Not sign-ups. Not clicks. Not waitlist. The anchor is the moment an affiliate has stood on both legs for the first time — active income plus their first transactional referral commission paid out. Every channel, every dollar, every creative, every pitch rolls up to this number.

"Primary lead measure" replaces the celestial-metaphor framing in V4 Ch 10 and V5 Ch 12. Same number. Acceptable vocabulary.

  Reporting Cadence
Corrina reports this number into the CoSai-managed PMO fortnightly (sprint review). Carla rolls it up to Mathew monthly. Direction: workstream → PMO → Founder — never reversed.
  Three Measurement Layers · Vol 5 Ch 12

Three layers. None of them vanity.

Each layer answers a different question. Coverage Quality answers "did the campaign show up?" Attribution & Funnel answers "did the campaign convert?" Share of Voice answers "did the campaign change the conversation?"

1

Coverage Quality   "did the campaign show up?"

12
Tier 1 pieces (Year 1)
24
Podcast episodes
1
TEDx delivered
30+
Total earned placements
2

Attribution & Funnel   "did the campaign convert?"

Every press placement gets a unique, trackable destination URL (e.g. flip360.com.au/afr, flip360.com.au/equitymates). Every funnel stage is instrumented from placement to first paid commission.

1
Placement
Article published, podcast aired
2
Click
Traffic to /press URL (uniquely tagged per outlet)
3
Sign-up
Affiliate registration form completed
4
Commission
First paid commission earned — the anchor
  primary lead measure

The Flip 360 platform's hash-chained ledger (Vol 2) is the ground truth for stage 4 — commission events are cryptographically provable, not promissory. Earned-media attribution is layered on top of multi-touch GA4 attribution for paid channels.

3

Share of Voice   "did the campaign change the conversation?"

Monthly share-of-voice tracking against three benchmark phrases in Australian press:

"passive income"
Benchmark phrase 1
"side hustle"
Benchmark phrase 2
"second income"
  Primary target phrase

Year-1 target: by month 12, Flip 360 / Mathew Punter is the most-mentioned brand-founder pair against the phrase "second income" in Australian business press.

  KPI Hierarchy · Vol 4 Ch 10 (vocabulary translated)

Four KPI tiers · who owns each · how often it reports

Tier 1 is the primary lead measure. Tiers 2-4 are subordinate measures whose movement should — over time — predict Tier 1 movement. Goal congruence is the test: if a Tier 3 number is improving but Tier 1 isn't, the diagnostic is broken, not the goal.

Tier KPI / Metric Owned by Reporting cadence
Tier 1 · Outcome Affiliates with first paid commission PMO (joint WS1 + WS2) Monthly to Founder
Tier 2 · Performance Affiliate sign-ups · CAC by vertical · LTV by vertical WS1 (YDT) Sprint review (fortnightly)
Tier 3 · Diagnostic CPM · CTR · landing-page conversion · email open · CRM stage flow WS1 (YDT) Weekly
Tier 4 · Brand Aided recall · category association · sentiment WS1 (YDT) — quarterly panel survey Quarterly

  Per-KPI RACI is surfaced in full on /approve (Commit 7). Across all four tiers: R = Corrina / her team, A = Carla rolling to Mathew, C = the other partner, I = adjacent workstream leads.

  Attribution Model · Vol 4 Ch 10 (verbatim)

How signal becomes truth

Multi-touch data-driven attribution

GA4 across all paid channels — first-click, last-click, time-decay all surfaced.

UTM taxonomy

Standardised by YDT, audited monthly by the CoSai analyst (under WS2 Product Reporting).

Affiliate-to-affiliate referral codes

First-class citizens — the hash-chain ledger (Vol 2) provides ground truth for the flywheel KPI.

Brand vs performance split

Minimum 30% of paid spend retained for brand-building (non-attributable) at all times.

  Phase-Coupled Targets · V4 Ch 7 × V5 Ch 12

What "on track" looks like at the end of each 90-day phase

Targets aren't a single year-end number. They're four 90-day checkpoints, each coupled to a phase of the campaign arc. If a phase ends and the checkpoint is missed, the reallocation gate triggers (see /channels RACI footnote).

M1–M3 · Awareness
  Coverage

3 Tier-1 pieces · 6 podcast episodes · TEDx confirmed (talk written)

  Attribution

Press-kit clicks ≥ 4× baseline · 200+ early affiliate registrations

  Share of Voice

First mention in "second income" benchmark phrase tracking (any AU business press)

M4–M6 · Conviction
  Coverage

6 Tier-1 pieces total · 12 podcast episodes total · Sky/ABC broadcast slot

  Attribution

50+ paid first-commission events · CAC ≤ target by vertical · LTV cohort signal positive

  Share of Voice

Flip 360 in top 5 brand-founder pairs for "second income" in AU business press

M7–M9 · Conversion
  Coverage

9 Tier-1 pieces total · 18 podcast episodes total · TEDx delivered

  Attribution

200+ paid first-commission events · CAC trending down · LTV/CAC ≥ 3 in 4+ verticals

  Share of Voice

Flip 360 in top 3 brand-founder pairs for "second income" in AU business press

M10–M12 · Compounding
  Coverage

12 Tier-1 pieces · 24 podcast episodes · 30+ total earned placements

  Attribution

500+ paid first-commission events attributable to earned media · LTV/CAC ≥ 3 across all 7 verticals

  Share of Voice

Flip 360 / Mathew Punter is the #1 brand-founder pair for "second income" in AU business press

  The Reporting Loop · Workstream → PMO → Founder

The flow of measurement, never reversed

The dashboard isn't a vanity surface. It is the input to a structured reporting loop. Corrina's workstream feeds the PMO; the PMO feeds the Founder. The Founder's role is to endorse direction, not to micromanage Tier-3 diagnostics.

  Stage 1 · Workstream
Corrina (WS1)

Compiles fortnightly sprint review — Tier 2/3 metrics, channel-mix decisions, pipeline movement, creative ship-rate, blockers.

Cadence: fortnightly
  Stage 2 · PMO
Carla (PMO Director)

Rolls WS1 + other workstreams up to Tier 1 outcome. Surfaces goal-congruence checks. Flags reallocation triggers across workstreams.

Cadence: monthly
  Stage 3 · Founder
Mathew (Founder)

Endorses or redirects against the primary lead measure. Decides on cross-workstream reallocations. Never edits Tier-3 diagnostics directly.

Cadence: monthly + ad-hoc
  Direction Rule

The flow is always workstream → PMO → Founder. Never reversed. The Founder's questions go back through the PMO; they do not bypass it. This is the governance discipline that protects the workstream leads from execution thrash, and protects the Founder from drowning in Tier-3 noise.

  Three design principles that govern this dashboard

1 · Goal Congruence

Every subordinate measure must, over time, predict primary-lead-measure movement. If Tier-3 improves but Tier-1 doesn't, the diagnostic is broken — not the goal.

2 · Reporting Direction

Workstream → PMO → Founder. Never reversed. The Founder is the strategic endorser, not the dashboard reader.

3 · Anchor Discipline

The primary lead measure does not change quarter-to-quarter. Subordinate measures may rotate; the anchor does not.