Weight Watchers

Brand

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Fame (have heard of)
94%
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Popularity (liked by)
44%
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Disliked by
16%
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Neutral
34%

Articles

Analysis pieces written by YouGov’s data journalists based on data collected about or relating to Weight Watchers.

Last updated Feb 8, 2021

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January advertiser of the month US: WW (Weight Watchers)

Health

Trackers

Data collected at regular intervals about or relating to Weight Watchers, tracking changes over time.

Last updated Jun 2, 2023

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Sweets consumption

politics

Surveys

Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to Weight Watchers.

Last updated Aug 19, 2019

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Weight Watchers recently launched a dieting app intended for children 8 and older. App users can enter which foods they eat, and it uses a red light/green light system where foods like candy and soda can be inputted and marked as a “red light” food while things like vegetables are marked as “green light” foods. Do you think this app is a good idea or a bad idea?

Weight Watchers recently launched a dieting app intended for children 8 and older. App users can enter which foods they eat, and it uses a red light/green light system where foods like candy and soda can be inputted and marked as a “red light” food while things like vegetables are marked as “green light” foods. Do you think this app is a good idea or a bad idea?

food

Articles

Analysis pieces written by YouGov’s data journalists based on data collected about or relating to Weight Watchers.

Last updated Feb 8, 2021

January advertiser of the month US: WW (Weight Watchers)

Health

Sweets consumption

politics

Health of eating habits

consumer

January advertiser of the month US: WW (Weight Watchers)

Health
Weight Watchers recently launched a dieting app intended for children 8 and older. App users can enter which foods they eat, and it uses a red light/green light system where foods like candy and soda can be inputted and marked as a “red light” food while things like vegetables are marked as “green light” foods. Do you think this app is a good idea or a bad idea?

Weight Watchers recently launched a dieting app intended for children 8 and older. App users can enter which foods they eat, and it uses a red light/green light system where foods like candy and soda can be inputted and marked as a “red light” food while things like vegetables are marked as “green light” foods. Do you think this app is a good idea or a bad idea?

food

YouGov Correlations

Correlations identify things people with a positive opinion of Weight Watchers are more likely to rate positively than the rest of the population. The list is sorted with the most strongly correlated things at the top.

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