Portfolio report: conglomerate
Walmart averages Panel Score 24 across 2 tracked brands
2 tracked brands across 2 segments on the mapou Panel, measured on ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude monthly, with Perplexity and Grok quarterly. Strongest: Bonobos (Panel Score 47 in men's fashion).
- Aggregate Panel Score
- 24
- Tracked brands
- 2
- Segments
- 2
- Default choice / Repeat use
- 0 / 0
Finding 1
Bonobos is the strongest brand in the Walmart portfolio, at Panel Score 47
Every tracked brand Walmart owns, sorted by Panel Score. Brands without data yet sit at the bottom.
| Brand | Segment | Tier | Panel Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonobosbonobos.com | men's fashion | Stage 1 | 47 |
| onn.onnstore.com | TV brands | Pre-stage | 0 |
Source: mapou Panel, latest canonical run per segment.
Finding 2
0 of 2 measured brands 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
- 0
- First encounter
- 1
- Not yet cited
- 1
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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