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How Brands Grow Part 2 is more than a book; it’s a manual for modern marketing. By securing an EPUB copy, you gain instant access to the data-driven strategies required to build a sustainable, growing brand in any category. If you’re interested, I can help you:

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"How Brands Grow Part 2" is a comprehensive guide to building a successful brand. The book is an updated and expanded version of Sharp's original work, offering new insights and case studies on how to grow a brand. The EPUB version of the book provides readers with a convenient and accessible format to explore the concepts outlined by Sharp. This public link is valid for 7 days

A new chapter covering "Getting Down to Business-to-Business Markets". Key Takeaways from How Brands Grow Part 2

The book is divided into three main sections. The first section explores the limitations of current marketing practices and the need for a more scientific approach to brand growth. The authors argue that many marketers focus on short-term metrics, such as sales and market share, rather than long-term brand growth. Can’t copy the link right now

Growth is driven by making a brand easy to buy. Mental availability means a brand comes to mind in buying situations (Category Entry Points). Physical availability means the brand is literally present and easy to find across retail, e-commerce, or distribution channels. The Myth of Brand Segmentation

If you work in B2B services, start here. The data on "repeat purchasing logic" will save you from building a CRM that doesn't drive growth. The EPUB’s ability to cross-reference footnotes is superior to print.

For marketing professionals, brand managers, and academics, Byron Sharp’s original How Brands Grow was a watershed moment. It challenged decades of traditional marketing dogma—such as the obsession with loyalty programs and niche targeting—with rigorous, science-backed evidence from the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute.

Use the EPUB search function to find all statistical thresholds. For example: "A brand needs to be mentally available in at least 30% of CEPs to see penetration growth." Copy these into a separate note file.