Procter & Gamble

Consumer goods

Rank 2 of 120 · pg.com · tracked weekly

Fameproof index · consumer goods

87.5−0.5

The wide pool every company on the board answers. This is what ranks.

Procter & Gamble Consumer average

Claude 4.5

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Not measured in this run.

ChatGPT (GPT-5)

87.0

Mention rate91%

Prominence82%

Topic coverage100%

Consistency72%

Samples96/96

Gemini 2.5

88.0

Mention rate92%

Prominence80%

Topic coverage100%

Consistency75%

Samples96/96

Procter & Gamble scores 87.5 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranking 2 of 120 companies measured in the run of 5 October 2026. The index is the mean of the per-model scores below.

The models broadly agree: ChatGPT 87.0, Gemini 88.0, within 1.0 points of each other.

Gemini names Procter & Gamble in 92% of answers and places it early enough to score 80% on prominence; ChatGPT names it in 91%.

Across the 24-prompt panel there are 2 prompts where at least one model does not name Procter & Gamble at all — those are the answers a competitor is winning instead, and the table below shows which.

Prompt performance

Position when mentioned

Prompt

GPT

GEM

“Name 10 notable companies in consumer goods.”

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“Which companies lead the consumer goods market? List up to 10.”

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“Give a concise primer on the consumer goods industry, naming no more than 10 companies.”

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named

“Who are the main players in consumer goods that someone new to the sector should know? Give 10 names.”

—

“List 10 influential companies operating in consumer goods today.”

—

“Name a balanced set of 10 consumer goods companies worth knowing about.”

—

“Which companies have shaped consumer goods over the last decade? List 10.”

—

“Name 10 companies known for technical strength in consumer goods.”

—

“Which 10 companies in consumer goods are most often cited as innovators?”

—

“If explaining how the consumer goods sector works, which 10 companies would you reference?”

—

“Give 10 examples of consumer goods companies with sustained relevance.”

—

“Which 10 companies are most associated with quality in consumer goods?”

—

“Which consumer goods providers should a buyer compare before deciding? Name 10.”

—

“What are the main alternatives available in consumer goods? List 10.”

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“Compare the leading options in consumer goods, naming up to 10 companies.”

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named

“Which 10 companies in consumer goods would appear on a serious evaluation shortlist?”

—

“Name 10 consumer goods companies suitable for a mid-sized organisation.”

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“Which 10 consumer goods vendors are worth requesting a quote from?”

—

“Recommend 10 companies in consumer goods to follow.”

—

“Build a starter list of 10 companies to know in consumer goods.”

—

“Suggest 10 consumer goods companies for an industry briefing.”

—

“Which 10 consumer goods companies would you name in a sector overview for investors?”

—

“Which 10 companies give a useful cross-section of consumer goods today?”

—

“Give a ranked list of 10 companies in consumer goods for a general-interest reader.”

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The full 24-prompt panel. “—” means the model did not name Procter & Gamble in that answer.

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Ranked either side

Consumer, nearest on the index.

11 Nestlé 80.0 12 Unilever 79.5 18 Coca-Cola 71.5 21 PepsiCo 69.0 37 Colgate-Palmolive 50.0 42 Mondelez International 43.5

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Questions about this score

What is Procter & Gamble's AI visibility score?

Procter & Gamble scores 87.5 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranked 2 of 120 companies, measured on 5 October 2026 across ChatGPT and Gemini.

Which AI model mentions Procter & Gamble most?

Gemini, at 88.0 out of 100, naming Procter & Gamble in 92% of the answers in its panel. The per-model breakdown is above.

How is Procter & Gamble's score measured?

With a panel of 24 category questions asked 4 times per model — never questions that name Procter & Gamble, because a prompt that names you guarantees a mention. The score combines how often it is named, how early in the answer, how much of the topic it covers, and how consistent the result is between repetitions. Full methodology.