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Perception Analysis - Brand Perception

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Written by Ishita Mishra
Updated over 7 months ago

PERCEPTION

Introduction to Perception Based on Specific Attributes in LLMs for Brands

Perception of specific brand attributes, such as quality, innovation, or customer service, provides a detailed view of how a brand is evaluated in the market. Large Language Models (LLMs) offer quantifiable insights into how these attributes are perceived, making it possible to compare your brand against competitors on a range of factors.

Significance of Attribute Evaluation

By analyzing these perception scores, brands can pinpoint areas where they excel and where improvement is needed. A higher score on key attributes, like quality or innovation, reflects favorable market sentiment, while lower scores highlight weaknesses. This information is crucial for refining brand strategies, enhancing performance, and aligning marketing efforts with consumer expectations, ensuring competitive positioning.

Interpreting Brand Perception Chart & Data


Attribute Evaluation by Brand

The Brand Attributes chart offers an overview of how large language models (LLMs) perceive specific attributes of your brand and competitors, with scores ranging from -5 to +5. These scores provide a quantifiable measure of brand perception.

The chart visually represents perception scores for each attribute, making it easy to compare brands. A higher score indicates a more favorable perception, while a lower score suggests potential weaknesses.

For instance, if your brand scores an +3 on quality compared to a competitor's +1, it shows a stronger perception in that area. This comparison helps identify strengths and areas for improvement, allowing brands to enhance performance and inform marketing strategies. Additionally, since LLMs reflect broader consumer sentiment, these scores offer valuable insights into market perception, guiding brand messaging and positioning.

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