Diagnostic · 10 questions

Brand
presence diagnostic.

Every brand occupies a space in the customer's mind. Answer in just one minute and find out which step yours is on today.

The Presence Ladder theory: a person climbing five concrete steps, named existence, discovery, recognition, preference and reference, up to a lit Outdoormídia billboard at the top.

Being the reference is not luck. Nobody reaches the top in one go.

In Brazil, out-of-home media reaches 89% of the population and is the second most consumed medium in the country. The space exists, and it is already occupied by someone. The question was never whether your brand can be seen, but how many times it has already been seen by the same person, because repetition is what turns those who saw into those who remember.

Every company occupies a step on this ladder, and each step changes how the customer decides. Before answering, see the whole path.

Source: Kantar Ibope Media, Target Group Index, 2024.

  1. Degrau 1Existence

    The company exists, and the market still does not see it.

  2. Degrau 2Discovery

    People are starting to know it, and they forget quickly.

  3. Degrau 3Recognition

    They have heard of you. You are not the first choice yet.

  4. Degrau 4Preference

    When the need arises, your name comes first.

  5. Degrau 5Reference

    The brand became a synonym for the category.

0 of 10 answered

Drag or click the bar and give each question a score from 0 to 10. It takes less than a minute; answer honestly, because the result is only useful if it is.

  • 0–3Almost never
  • 4–6Sometimes
  • 7–10Almost always
RecallQuestions 01-02

Before comparing prices, customers compare names they already know.

Never rememberedRemembered first
/10

Outside of those who have already bought, how many people know your company exists?

Only past customersFar beyond the base
/10
PerceptionQuestions 03-04

A solid company that rarely shows up gives the impression of a small company.

Looks smallerLooks its size
/10

When the brand has arrived first, the conversation starts at the proposal and not at the introduction.

Always has to explainThey already know us
/10
Physical presenceQuestions 05-06

Avenues, highways, malls, the airport. Where their routine actually happens.

It is notIt is on their route
/10

Many companies are strong in the neighbourhood of their head office and unknown fifteen minutes away.

Only around head officeAcross the whole region
/10
FrequencyQuestions 07-08

Or does it appear in a one-off campaign and vanish for the rest of the calendar.

Only during campaignsAll year round
/10

Not in a search, because whoever searches already knows you. On the drive, in the mall queue, on the road. Discovery happens without intent.

Nowhere near itWould see it several times
/10
Competition and memoryQuestions 09-10

In the same area, who shows up more: you or them?

They show up moreI show up more
/10

Exposure disappears when it stops. Memory stays.

Would fade fastWould still be remembered
/10
Partial0/100

Start with the first question. Your step appears once all 10 are answered.

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