MONTREAL, QUEBEC— December 17, 2013
BrandMojo, the not-for-profit, real-time
brand rating site that tracks the most loved and hated brands, today announced
Canada's most loved and hated brands for 2013.
Canada’s most loved brand of 2013 is
YouTube. YouTube replaces Google, which
had been Canada’s most loved brand ever since BrandMojo started tracking brands
back in 2009.
The top 10 rankings of the most loved corporate
brands in Canada by ratio of “lovers” to “haters” are:
#1 YouTube#2 Lego
#3 Google
#4 Wikipedia
#5 Pixar
#6 National Geographic
#7 Disney
#8 Mercedes
#9 Lindt
#10 Haagen Dazs
The most loved brands tend to belong to
one of three categories: (i) No-charge Internet services (YouTube, Google,
Wikipedia); (ii) Kid-related brands (Lego, Pixar, Disney); and luxury brands
(Mercedes, Lindt, Haagen Dazs). For the first time since BrandMojo started
tracking brands, Apple slipped out of the top 10 most loved brands.
The
top 3 most loved corporate Canadian brands in Canada by ratio of “lovers” to
“haters” are Tim Horton's, Hockey Canada, and Canadian Tire.
The most hated brands continue to
cluster around political party brands, tobacco brands, energy brands, and
dating sites.
Brands are rated at www.brandmojo.org. Real-time rankings of all brands can
be seen at the BrandMojo leaderboard. A
video description of Canada’s most loved brands is available at on the
BrandMojo channel at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YArNn4SB5cY.