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Brands grow by having (many) more buyers who buy the brand (a little) more (as outlined in How Brands Grow, Sharp 2010).
Jenni Romaniuk • Better Brand Health eBook
A brand is trust. A brand is an expectation that the customer will be happy with his or her purchase. A brand is something built by creating a group of products that all serve the same person.
Ryan Daniel Moran • 12 Months to $1 Million: How to Pick a Winning Product, Build a Real Business, and Become a Seven-Figure Entrepreneur
These are universal principles that apply to companies of all sizes! Their examples tends toward large stable brands only because they have the data is more readily accessible.The HBG books and their Rules all derive from Andrew Ehrenberg's NBD-Dirichlet model of consumer buying behavior.That model has decades of supporting research (much of it to ... See more
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It had its thesis right. People don’t care about big brands as much as they care about ingredients. They love a good price. If you give people what they could trust at the price they can afford, there is a big company to be built.
Ashwin Ramasamy • Why Brandless Failed When Aldi Succeeded
Particular product is bought because it was ranged and placed at eye level.
Benedict Evans • The Facebook of ecommerce — Benedict Evans
A few months later, Feirstein and Moran made a significant discovery: almost all of their customers did business with them only once. They had a transactional business yet they were trying to make it so much more than that. So they stopped trying to make their service “better than similar offers,” and instead settled with good. Given that most peop
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