Definition
A source matrix is the deliberate spread of accurate, consistent material about a brand across several source types, so that a model encounters the same facts from more than one direction.
Why it matters
Consistency across the matrix is what produces confidence. The same material duplicated word-for-word across low-quality sites does the opposite — platforms clean that up by source domain, and the brand attached to it goes with it.
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