Report: The best (and worst) brand reputations
A recent Harris Poll report shows which companies are riding high–and which stand to improve the company image.
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It’s tough to sum up the importance of brand reputation in a single quote, but this comes close. Your reputation as a company can be the difference between Fortune 500 and, “We’re laying off 500 more employees.”
Harris Poll has recently released its latest list of the companies with the best and worst reputations.
On the “worst reputation” side, here are the top (or bottom) 10, in ascending order:
10. Bank of America 9. Charter Communications 8. Comcast 7. Koch Industries 6. Sears Holdings 5. Halliburton 4. Monsanto 3. Dish Network 2. AIG 1. Goldman Sachs
Poor leadership and company vision, involvement with controversial groups or issues and problems with customer service were all reasons these brands had bad reputations. Financial organizations are still trying to regain consumers’ trust.
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