How do you track brand recognition?

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Our Head Giraffe, Lynda Schenk, recently had this article published on Smart Company.

Ever wondered how to track brand recognition?

Brand recognition can mean the difference between your business being front of mind, or just another fish in the sea.

On average, 82% of investors and 59% of consumers say that brand recognition is an important factor influencing their purchasing decisions. It’s become increasingly difficult to determine the impact of an ad on brand recognition in the oversaturated contemporary mediascape.

The average consumer saw 2000 advertisements in their day-to-day life 40 years ago, whereas in 2021 it was between 6000 to 10,000 brand ads every single day. Meanwhile, human attention spans have dropped from 12 seconds in 2000 to only eight seconds today, according to a recent Microsoft study. That’s one second less than the attention span of a goldfish! No wonder it’s hard to escape the ocean of advertisements vying for consumer attention.

How do you begin tracking brand recognition?

The first step to generating brand recognition is to ensure your ads are attention-grabbing and engaging so that they’re memorable.

Then measure, optimise, repeat, measure, optimise, repeat.  Slow and steady wins the race.

Learn more about tracking brand recognition here.

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Lynda Schenk

For almost three decades, Lynda Schenk has worked across a diverse range of industries including wine, hospitality, human resources, transport, medical devices, building and construction, conveyancing, landscape gardening, water filtration, organic farming, industrial cleaning and not-for-profit industries. She has a deep understanding of the marketing needs of companies, small and large. Lynda has a natural ability to talk to people, understand their business and their objectives, and then to work with them to formulate marketing plans, brand strategies and marketing communication plans that build brand equity, growth and profitability. Lynda is the winner of the Fabulous Ladies of Wine, 2018 Wine Marketer of the Year and a 2019 Telstra Business Woman of the Year, Small Business Category finalist and a finalist of the Marketing category for the 2023 and 2024 Australian Small Business Champions Awards.

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