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15 of the Best Survey Questions for Brand Perception

Naira Musallam, PhD • 21 Aug 2024

Consumer perceptions of your brand are vital to your company's overall success. They shape how the market views you, influence purchasing decisions, and affect long-term loyalty.

For brands looking to understand and improve their perception,

one of the most effective tools to use is surveys. Today, we'll explore brand perception, how to measure it, and share 15 of the best survey questions to gauge it.

 

What is Brand Perception?

Brand perception refers to how consumers view and interpret a brand based on their experiences, beliefs, and feelings. It encompasses various aspects, like brand image, reputation, and values. Positive brand perception leads to increased customer loyalty, higher sales, and a strong competitive edge, while negative perception can harm a brand's reputation and profitability.

 

 

How to Measure Brand Perception

Measuring brand perception involves collecting and analyzing data on how consumers perceive a brand. This can be done through various methods:

 

Brand Perception Surveys

Surveys are a powerful tool for measuring brand perception. They allow businesses to gather direct feedback from consumers about their views and experiences with the brand.

 

Brand Tracking

Brand tracking involves continuously monitoring brand perception over time. This method provides insights into how brand perception evolves and helps identify trends, strengths, and areas for improvement. Brand tracking can include regular surveys, social media monitoring, and analyzing online reviews and ratings.

 

 

15 Brand Perception Questions to Ask

Here are 15 of the best survey questions to gauge brand perception. These questions cover various aspects of brand perception, including awareness, image, value, and emotional connection.

 

Brand Awareness

How familiar are you with our brand?

  • Not at all familiar
  • Slightly familiar
  • Moderately familiar
  • Very familiar
  • Extremely familiar


Brand Recall

When you think of [product category], which brands come to mind?

  • Open-ended


Brand Associations

What words or phrases come to mind when you think of our brand?

  • Open-ended

 

Brand Image

How would you describe the overall image of our brand?

  • Positive
  • Neutral
  • Negative


 

Brand Trust

How much do you trust our brand?

  • Not at all
  • Slightly
  • Moderately
  • Very much
  • Completely

 

 


Brand Quality

How would you rate the quality of our products/services?

  • Very poor
  • Poor
  • Average
  • Good
  • Excellent

 

 


Brand Value

How do you perceive the value of our products/services in relation to their price?

  • Very poor value
  • Poor value
  • Average value
  • Good value
  • Excellent value

 

 


Brand Differentiation

How unique do you find our brand compared to competitors?

  • Not unique at all
  • Slightly unique
  • Moderately unique
  • Very unique
  • Extremely unique

 

 


Brand Loyalty

How likely are you to continue purchasing from our brand?

  • Not likely at all
  • Slightly likely
  • Moderately likely
  • Very likely
  • Extremely likely

 

 

 

Brand Recommendation

How likely are you to recommend our brand to others?

  • Not likely at all
  • Slightly likely
  • Moderately likely
  • Very likely
  • Extremely likely

 

 


Customer Satisfaction

How satisfied are you with our brand overall?

  • Very dissatisfied
  • Dissatisfied
  • Neutral
  • Satisfied
  • Very satisfied

 

 


Emotional Connection

How emotionally connected do you feel to our brand?

  • Not connected at all
  • Slightly connected
  • Moderately connected
  • Very connected
  • Extremely connected

 


Brand Expectations

How well does our brand meet your expectations?

  • Not at all
  • Slightly
  • Moderately
  • Very well
  • Exceedingly well

 

 


Brand Intent

How likely are you to try new products/services from our brand?

  • Not likely at all
  • Slightly likely
  • Moderately likely
  • Very likely
  • Extremely likely

 

 

Brand Comparison

How does our brand compare to our competitors?

  • Much worse
  • Worse
  • About the same
  • Better
  • Much better


 

 

Measuring Brand Perception with SightX

SightX offers advanced capabilities to help you measure and analyze brand perception effectively.

bullet point green checkmarkComprehensive Survey Tools: SightX provides a range of survey tools that allow you to create, distribute, and analyze surveys easily. With customizable question types and advanced survey logic, you can design surveys that capture detailed insights into brand perception.
bullet point green checkmarkOngoing Brand Tracking: With SightX, you can set up ongoing brand tracking to monitor brand perception over time. This continuous feedback loop helps you stay attuned to consumer sentiments and make proactive adjustments to your branding efforts.
bullet point green checkmarkReal-Time Data Collection: SightX enables real-time data collection, ensuring you get up-to-date feedback from your target audience. This allows you to quickly identify changes in brand perception and respond accordingly.
bullet point green checkmarkAdvanced Analytics: SightX offers robust analytical capabilities, allowing you to perform sophisticated analyses on your survey data. You can uncover patterns, trends, and insights that inform your brand strategy and decision-making.
bullet point green checkmarkActionable Insights: SightX's intuitive dashboards and reporting tools present your data in a visually appealing and easy-to-understand format. This ensures that stakeholders can quickly grasp the insights and take informed actions to enhance brand perception.

 

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Naira Musallam, PhD

Naira Musallam, PhD

Naira the co-founder of SightX and our in-house expert for all things research, statistics, and psychology. She received her doctorate from Columbia University, and served as faculty at both Columbia and NYU. She has over 15 years of experience in data analysis and research across multiple sectors in various industries.

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