Portfolio report: conglomerate
Signify averages Panel Score 55 across 2 tracked brands
2 tracked brands across 1 segment on the mapou Panel, measured on ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude monthly, with Perplexity and Grok quarterly. Strongest: Philips Hue (Panel Score 55 in smart home brands).
- Aggregate Panel Score
- 55
- Tracked brands
- 2
- Segments
- 1
- Default choice / Repeat use
- 0 / 1
Finding 1
Philips Hue is the strongest brand in the Signify portfolio, at Panel Score 55
Every tracked brand Signify owns, sorted by Panel Score. Brands without data yet sit at the bottom.
| Brand | Segment | Tier | Panel Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philips Huephilips-hue.com | smart home brands | Stage 2 | 55 |
| LIFXlifx.com | smart home brands | No data yet | n/a |
Source: mapou Panel, latest canonical run per segment.
Finding 2
1 of 1 measured brand reach repeat use or better
How the measured brands split across the four behavioural stages. A portfolio with many brands below repeat use is mostly absent when buyers ask AI for recommendations, whatever its strongest brand scores.
- Default choice
- 0
- Repeat use
- 1
- First encounter
- 0
- Not yet cited
- 0
How we measured this
- Aggregate Panel Score
- The mean Panel Score of every tracked brand the company owns that has a score, rounded to the nearest point.
- Ownership
- Each tracked brand is mapped to its direct corporate parent from the panel's brand metadata. Parents with fewer than 2 tracked brands are left out.
- Engines
- ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude monthly. Perplexity and Grok quarterly. Each engine counts equally.
- Stages
- Default choice (Panel Score 75+), Repeat use (50 to 74), First encounter (25 to 49), Not yet cited (under 25).
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