Australian Brand Tracker Methodology


Overview

Data quality

The Australian Brand Tracker follows Conjointly’s rigorous quality standards, including:

  • Multi-layered quality controls throughout the research process
  • Bot blocking and prevention of repeat completions
  • Geofencing to ensure Australian respondents
  • Detection of anomalous network activity
  • Automated flagging of low-quality responses
  • Final quality checks to remove and replace poor-quality data

Sampling and weighting

Respondents are recruited from Conjointly’s panel networks, with quota-sampling used to ensure demographic representativeness. Post-survey (raking) weighting is applied to adjust for key demographics such as age, gender, region, and other relevant factors based on Australian census data and official statistics.

Survey Method: Online survey sample

Category Exposure: Several categories are tracked. Each respondent was exposed to a maximum of 4 categories to ensure focused and high-quality responses.

Waves

WaveData Collection PeriodSample size
Wave 119 December 2025 – 28 January 2026N = 1,360
Wave 22 February 2026 – 1 March 2026N = 1,256

Sample sizes by category

Change log

DateChangeAffected waves
31 December 2025Initial publication with N = 1,165Wave 1
5 January 2026Re-publication with N = 1,200Wave 1
21 January 2026Re-publication with N = 1,344 and a revision for superannuation funds metricsWave 1
6 February 2026Re-publication with N = 1,360Wave 1
3 March 2026Initial publication with N = 1,256Wave 2