market-drift-monitor_skill

This skill helps auditors detect market drift in real estate lead performance by auditing data quality and guiding corrective actions.
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npx veilstrat add skill chunkytortoise/enterprisehub --skill market-drift-monitor

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Overview

This skill monitors PostgreSQL lead intelligence data quality to detect market drift in lead source effectiveness, conversion readiness, and ROI metrics. It focuses on per-tenant audits, behavioral signal validation, and ML feature integrity for lead scoring models. The skill surfaces actionable alerts and remediation recommendations to preserve pipeline performance. It is designed for real-estate and multi-tenant CRM environments.

How this skill works

The skill runs periodic SQL audits against the lead_intelligence_v2 schema to quantify source mix, source_quality_score trends, and attribution gaps over configurable windows (default 30 days). It analyzes conversion readiness by tracking closing_probability, conversion_readiness_score, and signal patterns like urgency and authority indicators. Data integrity checks enforce tenant isolation, feature completeness (utm fields), and ML feature drift (avg_message_length, question_count, ml_confidence). When thresholds are crossed, the skill recommends concrete actions such as source pivoting, nurture changes, or model retraining.

When to use it

  • Auditing lead generation performance across tenants after a campaign change or ad spend shift
  • Validating data integrity before retraining or redeploying a closing probability model
  • Detecting early signs of market drift in conversion readiness or behavioral signals
  • Prioritizing remediation when attribution confidence or source quality degrades
  • Auditing multi-tenant isolation to prevent data bleed between locations

Best practices

  • Always include location_id filters in queries to enforce tenant isolation
  • Use a rolling 30–90 day window for trend detection and a shorter window for alerts
  • Monitor both aggregate metrics (avg_quality) and distribution shifts (score compression)
  • Set actionable thresholds (e.g., PAID_SEARCH drop >15%, ml_confidence <0.6) and automate alerts
  • Correlate behavioral drift with recent marketing or product changes before acting

Example use cases

  • Detecting a decline in paid-search lead quality and recommending budget reallocation to referrals
  • Triggering model retraining when ml_confidence falls below 0.6 across the last 90 days
  • Identifying increased objection density that signals a need to update nurture content
  • Flagging high UNKNOWN attribution ratios to prioritize UTM capture fixes
  • Comparing urgency frequency and authority signal ratios before and after a pricing update

FAQ

Key indicators are source_quality_score trends, score compression toward lukewarm ranges, declining closing_probability, increased UNKNOWN attribution, and drops in ml_confidence.

How should I act when drift is detected?

Recommended actions include shifting budget away from degrading channels, updating nurture sequences for lower urgency, and scheduling model retraining on the most recent 60–90 days of labeled data.

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