To watch Byron's presentation from TEDx.marketers need to move beyond the psycho-babble and read this book. Or be left hopelessly behind. Joseph Tripodi, Chief Marketing Officer, The Coca-Cola Company Don't walk - run to get this book. Herb Sorenson, T NS. Until every marketer applies these learnings, there will be a competitive advantage for those who do. Mitch Barns, CEO & President, The Nielsen Company A scientific journey that reveals and explains with great rigour the Laws of Growth.

Cd key, counter-strike. Bruce McColl, Chief Marketing Officer, Mars Incorporated. A truly thought-provoking book.

How Brands Grow: A summary of Byron Sharp's book on what marketers don't know 1. How Brands Grow A summary. Introduction Upon hearing ‘How Brands Grow’ referenced & adhered to by several of my clients, I decided to pull together this summary on Byron Sharp’s ground-breaking.

Timothy Keiningham, IPSOS Loyalty. * Voted best marketing read of Summer (2013) by Advertising Age readers. “How Brands Grow” is based on decades of research that has progressively uncovered scientific laws about buying and marketing performance. Nazvanie komandi i devizi na temu zozh. This book is the first to present these laws in context, and explore their meaning and marketing applications. It is a myth-busting book, in the tradition of classic scientific discoveries. Unlike most business books it’s based on extensive data, on real world buying.

The Nielsen Company and TNS, in particular, provided access to vast amounts of data covering hundreds of product categories and a number of countries. The laws presented in this book are therefore not the result of armchair theorising, nor one-off case studies. “How Brands Grow” is written by Professor, director of the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science, at the University of South Australia. It is published by Oxford University Press. Several chapters are co-authored by topic expert researchers from the Institute.

The Institute’s R&D is sponsored by many of the world’s leading corporations, including Coca-Cola, Turner Broadcasting, P&G, Unilever, CBS, ABC/Disney/ESPN, Red Bull.