Reptrak | Rolex rating (2024)

FAQs

What is the RepTrak scale? ›

Reptrak uses opinion data to measure these factors on a 0-100 scale to generate Reputation scores. The 7 independent Reputation Drivers are made up of 23 factor questions that respondents answer.

The Reputation Institute uses the “RepTrak “ model that suggests that there are seven dimensions or drivers of reputation: products and services, innovation, leadership, workplace environment, citizenship, governance, and financial performance.

The Global RepTrak 100 report provides a definitive ranking of the world's most reputable companies and a comprehensive analysis of the global reputation landscape. For over a decade, we've leveraged our unparalleled data suite to understand global corporate trends and corresponding public sentiment year over year.

The RepTrak platform calculates corporate reputation as a Reputation Score. ​ A variety of reputation-impacting factors influence reputation, including the 7 Drivers of Reputation which reveal how a stakeholder typically thinks and feels about a company.

Most companies calculate your reputation score based on brand perception, social mentions, and market factors. That's one way of looking at it, but it doesn't tell you the whole story.

User reputation is based on the number of positive and negative ratings that are aggregated in the Feedback Score as well as the comments. Buyers or sellers can affect each other's Feedback Scores by only one point per week. Each positive rating counts for 1 point and each negative counts for -1 point.

With Reputation, a “good” reputation score would be anything over 600 (on a scale that goes from 0 to 1,000).

This allows you to benchmark your business and see how your business stacks up to the competition in terms of online reputation. The reputation score is calculated on a 1,000 point scale, where 1,000 is the highest possible rating on the scale and 0 is the lowest.

These constructs include: products and services (4 items), leadership (4 items), innovation (3 items), citizenship (3 items), governance (3 items), performance (3 items), and workplace (3 items). ...

My reputation score refers to the impression people have of me or my business based on my credibility, reliability, and overall performance. It encompasses factors such as customer reviews, social media presence, online feedback, and industry reputation.