How do consumers choose what to buy? As Reader’s Digest annual poll reveals,
low prices or fashion don’t always count. Consumers can be fickle, but they’re not always driven by self-interest, as we discover in our Most Trusted Brands survey.The most important thing to a customer, it seems, is a brand being true to its promise.

Some brands consistently retain our confidence and trust by fulfilling their promises. But having consumers’ trust means meeting expectations, without fail.



2009 Category Winners
 Brand Category
Cadbury Food
Sony Electronics
Panadol Health & Wellbeing
Bunnings Retail
Nokia Mobile Phones
Westinghouse Whitegoods
Toyota Cars
Arnott's Australian Iconic Brand
Dove Cosmetics & Skincare
Hewlett-Packard Computers
Glad Kitchen Brands
Blackmores Vitamins & Supplements
Qantas Travel / Airlines
Whiskas Pet Food
Visa Credit Cards
Bendigo Bank Banks
Vodafone Telecommunications

Source: The Leading Edge 2009 on behalf of Reader's Digest

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Readership: 878,000
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Did you know...

The total readership has $116 billion in savings and investments


They spend $100 million each week in supermarkets


Each month they spend $31 million accessing the Internet


104,000 readers intend to buy a new car in the next 4 years


401,000 own a cat or dog


629,000 are currently planning their next trip


Source: Roy Morgan Research September 2009, ABC June 2009













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