Purplebricks has seen its status as a so-called ‘superbrand’ decline while Savills remains the most highly-rated agency brand.
The Superbrands listings are compiled annually with 3,200 brands across 158 categories assessed for quality, reliability, and distinction and are then voted on by a nationally representative sample of 2,500 UK business professionals and 2,500 consumers.
The brands are broken down into business and consumer and no-one can pay for inclusion.
Purplebricks was in the top 20 at position 13 among consumer brands as recently as 2019 but is in 460th place in this year’s list.
Savills has been awarded Business Superbrands status for the 16th year running
Other estate agents and property businesses achieving Superbrands status were Knight Frank, BNP Paribas Real Estate, JLL, Lambert Smith Hampton and Carter Jones.
Property portals are also included in the consumer list but fail to make the top 20.
Rightmove came top among property portals, placing at 105, while Zoopla was 154th and OnTheMarket was 685th.
Apple came top of the Business Superbrands list while Rolex was the leader among consumer businesses, followed by Lego, Samsung and Mastercard.
Damon Segal, chief executive of Superbrands UK, said: “The awards recognise that technology is a critical aspect of business, from staying connected with consumers to shaping how employees work.
“A massive congratulations to Apple which has achieved remarkable success in capturing British attention and delivering quality online services, especially during the global pandemic.
“This year has continued to see monumental changes in the way the businesses are working and have had to adapt.
“A massive congratulations to all those who continue to capture the hearts and minds of their UK audiences.”
Consumer Superbrands
105
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Rightmove
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Real Estate
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154
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Zoopla
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Real Estate
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460
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Purplebricks
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Real Estate
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685
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OnTheMarket.com
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Real Estate
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Business Superbrands
113
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Savills
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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206
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Knight Frank
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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445
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BNP Paribas Real Estate
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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659
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JLL
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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720
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Lambert Smith Hampton
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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771
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Carter Jonas
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Real Estate - Commercial Agents / Advisors
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225
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Canary Wharf Group
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Real Estate - General
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312
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British Land
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Real Estate - General
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392
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Grosvenor
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Real Estate - General
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433
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Great Portland Estates
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Real Estate - General
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610
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Shaftesbury
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Real Estate - General
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715
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Landsec
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Real Estate - General
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900
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SEGRO
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Real Estate - General
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Havas Meaningful Brands Report 2002 found the following:
Consumers are desperately seeking transparency and tangibility - but brands are coming up short.
Only 47% brands are seen as trustworthy.
71% of brands could disappear tomorrow and most people wouldn't care, or would easily find a replacement.
Major brands here, not estate agency brands, so the reasonable assumption might be that most people wouldn't care if any estate agency brand disappeared tomorrow.
All the millions spent on TV ads and that's all there is to show for it. Where's the transparency? Where's the trust?
Quite how purple bricks and Savills can be compared in the same sentence is beyond me !
They both aspire to sell houses
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