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The 2015 Brandz study (methodology by
Millward Brown) puts Vodafone on top as the most valuable UK brand of the year. In order, the
top 5 UK brands, by value, are:
- Vodafone (telecoms)
- HSBC (financial services)
- Shell (oil/energy)
- BT (telecoms)
- BP (oil/energy)
The most valuable brands in the world are all US-based:
- Apple (electronics)
- Google (Internet/electronics)
- Microsoft (electronics)
- IBM (computers and services)
- Visa (financial services)
Millward Brown's
top 5 insights for increasing brand value are: Innovate and delight the customer; be meaningfully different (in ways that customers value); stand for a purpose; act according to the purpose; build and maintain trust.