MODULE 1.2 – Advanced Strategiamology

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Unlock Lesson 1.2 — The Proof Stack & Claims Registry

Turn big claims into verifiable, floor-ready proof that survives scrutiny.

See also: Archivology · Soilcraft · Lexicon

  • Build a Proof Stack: Lab · Ops · Culture · Customer
  • Create a brand Claims Registry with sources and risk flags
  • Map proof to floor scripts and deck slides
  • Deploy a one-huddle worksheet to standardize proof talk

Credibility reads and references: Harvard Business Review · MJBizDaily · Internal IP: Chronicler Lexicon

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Chronicler™ · CBD Module 1 · Strategiamology · Lesson 1.2

The Proof Stack & Claims Registry

Your thesis (1.1) earns trust only when every claim is backed by layered, verifiable proof. This lesson turns receipts into revenue. See also the Archivology module and our Lexicon.

External read: Harvard Business Review. Internal IP: Parlor Room essays.

Core Idea

The Proof Stack is a 4-layer architecture that lets teams validate every promise in real time. Claims live in a registry with sources, dates, and risk notes, so floor talk and decks never outpace reality. Explore execution tactics inside our Skool classroom.

The Proof Stack — Four Layers
Lab — COAs, microbials, terp profiles, batch IDs.
Ops — SOPs, cultivation/processing logs, training records.
Culture — provenance, maker history, community touchpoints.
Customer — reviews, repeat rates, basket lifts, loyalty data.

Lab

Tie every quality claim to a batch ID and COA. Snapshot highlights (terps, microbials) for floor-safe talk.

Ops

Back process claims with SOP excerpts and training logs. Promise only what ops prove repeatable.

Culture

Document provenance and maker credibility. Archive the human story that customers actually remember.

Customer

Quantify outcomes: conversion rate, basket size, repeat purchase. Keep receipts synced with current promos.

Claims Registry — Template

[Claim] — Layer: [Lab/Ops/Culture/Customer] · Source: [document/link] · Date: [YYYY-MM-DD] · Risk: [Low/Med/High] · Script: [15s floor line]. For rollout cadence, see the Member Lounge.

Case Study — Raw Garden
  • Claim: “Clean, consistent California resin.” — Layer: Lab · Source: COA set #SB-RG-042 · Date: 2025-06-18 · Risk: Low · Script: “Same clean profile, batch-verified.”
  • Claim: “Farm discipline since day one.” — Layer: Culture · Source: Founder interview + archive photos · Date: 2025-05-11 · Risk: Low · Script: “Santa Barbara farm craft, not hype.”
  • Claim: “Fewer returns at promo price.” — Layer: Customer · Source: POS export · Date: 2025-07-02 · Risk: Medium · Script: “Reliable pick—repeat-friendly.”

Internal citation: A Record Kept is a Legacy Preserved — see our Lexicon entry.

Proof Stack — Worksheet

Lab · Ops · Culture · Customer

  1. List your top three claims from 1.1; add source, date, and risk note (see Archivology for capture).
  2. Draft the 15s floor script for each claim; share in a team huddle or inside Skool.
Claim (text + source) Claim #2 (text + source) Claim (text + source)
Floor Script Flow
Claim Source 15s Script
Role Impact Matrix
Budtenders
Proof-tied floor story
Brand Ambassadors
Activation + receipt capture
Managers
Huddle + KPI tie-in
Owners
Deck slide + risk notes

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