Most Competitive Companies 2024-Q2
Rankings of today's most well-known companies, based on their ability to meet customer expectations and generate pricing power
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Report Overview
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In 2024-Q2, companies turned the corner to better meet customer expectations, resulting in higher revenue growth and pricing power. This report provides compelling insights into which companies are poised to take advantage of the changes in today’s challenging economy, and how they are already winning over their rivals.
The top half of the W-30 – those best meeting customer expectations – generated more pricing power, grew revenue faster, and improved gross margins. This report identifies the winning companies and sectors of the US economy most likely to grow by end of 2024.
The W Report™ on the Most Competitive Companies is our quarterly analysis of today’s most popular companies based on their ability to meet customer expectations and generate pricing power. Rankings of the companies serve as a scorecard, providing unbiased data to benchmark competitive strength. See our research in Barron’s, Harvard Business Review, and the Wall Street Journal.
Methodology
To generate the rankings, we polled 6,745 customers online between June 18, 2024 and June 26, 2024, to measure their expectations against each company’s performance. Consumers are screened to determine their most recent customer status and responses are graded based on their data quality.
We have been a customer data source for the WSJ’s annual Top 250 Best Managed companies since their origin in 2017. View the portfolio results of our top 25 ranked companies here.
About This Report
12 Pages, PDF Format
Key Growth Metrics
- Competitive strength scores based on how close each company’s performance meets customer expectations
- Year-over-Year (YoY) changes in ranking and scores
- Pricing Power and Net Promoter Score® for each company
- Competitive strength and pricing power trends for business frameworks and multiple industries