In the post-covid age, every customer chooses their buy decisions based on online research. Most of the time, reviews are not enough to validate a business/product’s quality and performance. Corporatepedia personally contacts previous customers of companies, collects customer experience feedback about a business, and ranks firms based on quality and customer satisfaction.
Users can access our research data and business profile along with detailed customer interviews free of cost.
As a researcher or a customer looking for some business, everything is free on our website. We will introduce ads and online marketing services for companies in the future.
When registering a company on corporatepedia, the company should go through several steps and comply with many requirements. Corporatepedia collects details about their previous projects/works, and take detailed feedback. This information plays an essential role in every company's overall score and ranking.
No, We allow only one profile for a single business/brand. You can add multiple locations to your profile for your business.
The significant criteria behind the ranking process are
We regularly update all the rankings every day based on the current activity and score of a business. There will be a noticeable change in the ranking when a new customer story is updated.
On the other side, If the business is not active or doesn’t have stories in the last six months, their ranking may go down.
Research data is the summary of a business’s activity. After analyzing data collected from customers of a company, corporatepedia compiles and finds which activity/sales are more frequent. This data gives insight into which service/product performs best compared to others inside that particular company.
Corporatepedia’s algorithm compiles data collected from previous customers and calculates which service/product performs better in a company.
Research data gives an insight into which activity perform better inside a company. There is no point in comparing research data alone, but it makes sense when comparing a business’s research data and recommendable score.
Suppose you are looking for a Mobile app company and you found,
Even though Company B has a 99% recommendable score in the above case, only 30% of the projects are mobile app development.