IKEA Black Friday 2025

ChatGPT shows IKEA with a 5.9% visibility share, equal to competitors like Crate & Barrel and social platforms like Instagram, indicating no particular favoritism for IKEA's Black Friday sale. The tone is neutral, with no specific positive or negative sentiment toward IKEA's sales event.

Grok also assigns IKEA a 5.9% visibility share, matching Crate & Barrel, suggesting an impartial stance with no emphasis on IKEA's Black Friday sale performance. The sentiment tone remains neutral, lacking any deeper insight or preference for IKEA over others.

Gemini equally highlights Crate & Barrel and IKEA with a 5.9% visibility share each, suggesting a neutral tone and no strong preference for Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Its focus on only two major brands implies a limited scope, possibly prioritizing well-known retailers without specific sale day advantages.

ChatGPT mirrors Gemini by equally emphasizing Crate & Barrel and IKEA at 5.9% visibility share, maintaining a neutral tone with no clear bias toward Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Its perception lacks depth on sale-specific benefits, focusing on brand recognition over deal timing.

Grok showcases a wider range of furniture retailers including Macy’s, Target, Wayfair, and IKEA among others, each at 5.9% visibility, with a positive tone indicating greater accessibility and options. This breadth suggests a stronger alignment with Black Friday’s reputation for diverse in-store and early online deals across multiple platforms compared to Cyber Monday’s online focus.

Deepseek shows no clear favoritism among a wide range of brands including RetailMeNot, Honey, and IKEA, associating them equally with discount opportunities. Its neutral tone suggests a broad approach, listing multiple platforms and credit card offers as potential sources for IKEA savings.

ChatGPT equally references Rakuten, TopCashback, and IKEA among others, indicating a focus on cashback and reward platforms as viable methods to get 15% off IKEA. Its tone is positive, framing these platforms as accessible tools for discounts.

Perplexity focuses solely on IKEA, implying a direct approach to discounts possibly through official promotions or memberships. Its neutral tone reflects a straightforward, singular emphasis on the brand itself without external platforms.

Grok lists a diverse set of brands like RetailMeNot, Honey, and Klarna alongside IKEA, favoring no single entity but highlighting user-friendly coupon and cashback ecosystems for securing IKEA discounts. Its positive tone underscores the variety of accessible options for savings.

Gemini equally mentions RetailMeNot, Rakuten, and Honey with IKEA, suggesting a blend of coupon platforms and direct brand offers as pathways to a 15% discount. Its tone is positive, focusing on user experience through widely available discount tools.

Perplexity shows IKEA with a visibility share of 5.9%, equal to competitors like Crate & Barrel, Walmart, Asda, and Tesco, indicating no favored brand and a neutral sentiment. The reasoning suggests IKEA struggles with differentiation in a crowded retail market.

Deepseek equally ranks IKEA and Crate & Barrel with a 5.9% visibility share, reflecting a neutral sentiment and no clear preference. This implies IKEA faces challenges in standing out against direct competitors in user perception.

Grok places IKEA alongside multiple competitors like Crate & Barrel, Target, Wayfair, AWS, and Walmart, each at 5.9% visibility share, with a neutral tone. The perception highlights IKEA's challenge in capturing unique market attention amidst a diverse competitive landscape.

Gemini assigns IKEA and Crate & Barrel equal visibility shares of 5.9%, maintaining a neutral sentiment. This suggests IKEA struggles to carve out a distinct identity in user experience compared to close rivals.

ChatGPT equally positions IKEA and Crate & Barrel at 5.9% visibility share, with a neutral tone. The reasoning points to IKEA facing difficulties in gaining a competitive edge over similar brands in user adoption and perception.

ChatGPT focuses solely on IKEA with a visibility share of 5.9%, suggesting a direct association with the brand for obtaining a 5% discount, likely through internal promotions or offers. Its sentiment tone is neutral, lacking deeper context or alternative pathways.

Grok equally highlights IKEA, Student Beans, and UNiDAYS (each at 5.9% visibility share), implying that a 5% discount at IKEA is accessible via student-focused platforms like Student Beans and UNiDAYS. The sentiment tone is positive, offering clear, actionable channels for users to pursue the discount.