Top 1K: Top 1000 brands on the net

Google have today pub­lished the top 1000 vis­ited brands on the inter­net. Makes for some very inter­est­ing read­ing. You’ll need at least 4 mil­lion, unique vis­i­tors, for your site to make the list. To make just 1%, takes 16 mil­lion unique vis­i­tors. Looks like we’ve got some work to do here at Truly Deeply.

One of the most inter­est­ing things, they’ve excluded them­selves. That’s right, no google.com, no gmail, no youtube. Nat­u­rally they’d likely be top. So while this list is ‘the best of the rest’ there’s still some inter­est­ing con­clu­sions to be drawn

It’s inter­est­ing that they feel it’s ok to pub­lish every­one else’s details, but kept their own pri­vate. Some might see this as an insight into how Google man­ages privacy.

Also a lot has been made of Apple’s mar­ket cap pass­ing Microsoft’s. But you can see clearly here that while Microsoft’s brand are no longer as fash­ion­able as they once we’re, they are still more pop­u­lar. Maybe time for a ground up rethink of their brand to go along with the inter­nal reshuf­fle that’s going on.

Any­way, I’ll let you draw your own con­clu­sions, here’s the Top 20:

Google 11-20

Here’s the full 1000

Your brand may never make Googles top 1000, but it is vital to the suc­cess of your busi­ness.
Talk to us about effec­tive brand­ing online or off

Derek Car­roll
Direc­tor of Design

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3 Responses to “Top 1000 Brands on the net”

  1. Domma says:

    That’s so inter­est­ing and full-on at the same time! 540,000,000 unique vis­i­tors to facebook!!

  2. david says:

    This is an inter­est­ing report alright. Check how many on-line brands are up the front end of the report.

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