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Who gets found first in appliances.

One measure of how Australians find appliances, across Google, AI answers, social platforms and brand demand. 327 brands discovered and 100 recorded, ranked on a single presence score. August 2026 edition.

Leading this boardAugust 2026
#1Appliances Online48.8
#2The Good Guys47.7
#3CHOICE44.6
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Measured across
Google AI Overviews ChatGPT Gemini Claude Perplexity Copilot TikTok Instagram YouTube Reddit

The board in brief

The lead 48.8 Appliances Online

1.1 points clear of The Good Guys, who sits at 47.7.

The chase 47.7–41.9 3 brands chasing
  • The Good Guys 47.7
  • CHOICE 44.6
  • Harvey Norman 41.9
The deciding channel 30% AI visibility
  • Appliances Online 69.1
  • CHOICE 67.2

At 30% of the score, the lead over the next brand here moves the ranking further than any other channel's does.

Who owns each channel

4 different brands. No one owns this board.

Search 45% of the score Harvey Norman 54.0 · #4 overall
AI 30% of the score Appliances Online 69.1
Social 15% of the score LG 80.3 · #7 overall
Demand 10% of the score Fisher & Paykel 57.8 · #17 overall

The board · August 2026

Top 20 shown of 100 recorded

Head to head

Compare two brands.

Top 20, appliances

Appliances OnlineRank #148.8
AISocialDemand
The Good GuysRank #247.7
Search
Search discoverability32.952.8AI visibility69.147.8Social discoverability59.740.7Brand demand43.234.8

A channel showing n/m could not be measured for that brand this edition, so neither side wins it. It is not a zero.

Method

Four channels, one number.

Each channel is scored out of 100 against the set below, on its own terms, then combined on fixed weights. Nothing in this edition passes 76 and nothing realistically will: a brand would have to lead every channel at once.

Every board, every edition, same set

45% 30% 15% 10%
45% Organic search
Google AI Overviews

25 category keywords per board, position weighted

30% AI answers
ChatGPT Gemini Claude Perplexity Copilot AI Mode

25 questions put to 7 engines, scored on who gets named

15% Social search
TikTok Instagram YouTube Reddit

Searches run inside each platform, not on the open web

10% Brand demand

Monthly Australian search volume for the brand name and its close variants

Worked example Appliances Online, ranked first on appliances
48.8 of 100
Appliances Online scores 48.8

Four channels, each scored out of 100 on its own terms, then weighted and added. The dotted arc is the headroom nobody in the index has taken.

Search discoverability +14.8 32.9 scored × 45% AI visibility +20.7 69.1 scored × 30% Social discoverability +9.0 59.7 scored × 15% Brand demand +4.3 43.2 scored × 10%

Add the four contributions together and you have the presence score. A brand strong on one channel only cannot climb far, which is the point. Where a channel could not be measured its weight is shared across the rest rather than counted as zero, so the percentages here always total 100. Contributions are rounded to one decimal place.

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