Review of Brand Momentum

[Rose Angela]

Brand Momentum: The #1 Growth Metric for Every Boardroom by Tony Lewis is a compelling guide for marketers, strategists, and business leaders who want to understand and harness the power of brand growth.

[Bookish_Tropes]

I think it's very clever to ties marketing in to physics! Not sure I'll get around to reading it but if I do it'll like be out of curiosity about this.

[mdmayfield]

When I first saw this book I honestly wasn’t sure if it would interest me much. I do enjoy books that teach me more on new topics but I typically prefer fiction. After reading your review I’m definitely more interested in this book because you go into enough detail to let me know what I’m getting into without giving away everything.
Thank you for a well written review!

[Devesh Patel]

This review praises Brand Momentum for its insightful, research-backed strategies on brand growth. The reader appreciated the author’s use of real-world examples, engaging imagery, and clear explanations of complex concepts. The book’s organization, depth, and practical relevance earned it a perfect rating, making it a valuable guide for branding success.

[Kristine Mariel Diaz]

This is a nonfiction book that is extremely useful for anyone starting or preparing to establish a business. It emphasizes the significance of effective branding for every firm, as it is one of the first things individuals should consider when starting a business of any kind. It also includes references for anyone seeking more detailed information about branding.

[holly martin 12]

This looks like another to read book thanks for the review home bakery has grown but branding has liked intimidating
This might be a good tool
Thanks

[fomoruto]

The review is insightful, and definitely compelling.
It's reasonably comparable to the preface, which itself compels one to read on.
Looking forward to reading the book.o

[Creole]

If you're in business and want your brand to grow, read "Brand Momentum" by Tony Lewis. Backed up by statistics, this book is "very informative, detailed, well-researched, and well-organized". Thanks for your detailed review.

[Spoorthy S]

Thanks for this well-written review! The way you described the book's structure and use of real-life brand examples makes it sound both practical and educational. I’m definitely adding this to my to-read list.

[Beatrice Bujafar]

Brand Momentum offers a fresh take on branding. I liked how it connects momentum with brand perception—it really made me think differently about growth

[Leonie Vermaak]

This sounds like a very interesting book and a person can learn a lot from it. To get a person's business brand out in the public must be difficult, since there's so many other brands that represent the same services or products you do. So I think this book can help a lot in planning how to do that. Thanks ks for a detailed review. Congrats on BOTD.

[Malik Bakare]

Brand Momentum by Tony Lewis provides an insightful approach to brand building by emphasizing the concepts of brand momentum and brand velocity, using well-known brands like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Amazon, Starbucks, and Nike to illustrate practical applications.

[Malik Bakare]

The book stands out for its research-backed strategies, supported by statistics and surveys, offering informative guidance on increasing brand mass (user base) and effective advertising for both startups and established businesses.

[Dayana Alvarado 1]

The momentum of a brand is not a matter of luck, it is a matter of knowing how to move at the right time and with force.

[Anu Anand]

The link between physics concepts like momentum and brand growth sounds like a smart and practical approach. I’m curious to see how the author uses real-world examples like Nike and Coca-Cola to explain brand strategy. Congrats on BOTD!