Every quarter a prestigious panel of some of the most influential people in British politics - top parliamentarians from all parties, leading political commentators, party strategists and heads of think tanks - give their opinion of 50 organisations to PoliticsHome. The headline results are published each in PR Week, and the detailed reports are available to subscribers from PoliticsHome.
10% of all proceeds go to good causes voted on collectively by the panel.
If your brand is on the Reputation Index already, you can purchase a subscription to see
If your brand is not on the Reputation Index already, you can purchase the same subscription and you will receive all the data, together with how you benchmark against the 50 brands on the Index.
This comes in the form of a bespoke quarterly report, delivered in PDF form each quarter. To download a sample report click here.
The premium package allows organisations to see a complete picture of how their brand stands in both the political world and the general public.
As well as the analysis of Westminster opinion, the Premium package includes a quarterly assessment of the general public's attitudes towards your organisation. This is taken from a scientific, weighted, poll of adults across the country. Premium subscribers can track brands and issues both in Westminster and in the country at large.
If you would like detailed information on how your competitors are performing, second and third brands can be added at a discount.
For more information or a sample report please contact:
PoliticsHome
5 The Sanctuary
London SW1P 3JS
Tel: 020 7227 0420
Email research@politicshome.com
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Amnesty International
BAA
BAE Systems
Barclays
Barnardos
BBC
BP
British American Tobacco
BSkyB
BT Group
Cancer Research UK
Centrica (British Gas)
Coca Cola
Commission for Equality
Costa Coffee
Diageo
E.ON
EDF Energy
ExxonMobil
Gap Clothing
Greenpeace
Guardian Media Group
HSBC
ITV plc.
Levi Strauss & Co.
Lloyds Banking Group
London Assembly
Marks and Spencer
Mayor of London
McDonald's
Microsoft
Nestle
News International
O2
Orange
Oxfam
Pfizer
Rio Tinto
Royal Bank of Scotland
Sainsbury's
Shell
Starbucks
Tesco
T-mobile
Total (petroleum)
TUC
Unison
Unite
Vodafone Group