Complexities and dynamics of brand communication have been elucidated in easy to comprehend crisp essays - a welcome addition to the body of marketing writing.

Brandsutra - comes with the pristine winds of the Himalayas. Pure in thought. Sharp and bright. Opinion backed with experience of capturing consumers in action. Brandsutra is a must read for all lovers of Brands, regardless of location and orientation. My best wishes to Ujaya for this courageous compilation of shared experiences.

"Real brand building is all about brand's behaviour--great lesson" -- A must read for all brand managers.

After reading Ujaya's Brandsutra, you realize that Marketing doesn't have to be that difficult to understand or plan. Nor does it need to be expensive to implement. In fact, once you understand the basics, and see how they apply to your business, you'll find yourself thinking of new ideas on a regular basis.

I love the simplicity of BrandSutra. Its conversational style makes it very reader-friendly. Most importantly, it has some rich local experiences woven into it.

Questions that every marketing and advertising person must ask himself are answered in Ujaya's book with earnest logic and simplicity that comes from deep understanding of the issues.

Ujaya is the "Tenzing" of Branding and Communications boldly making an ascent from remote Nepal. Enjoy his unique advertising insights and wish him more peaks to climb!

I have known Ujaya over the last 10 years and I cant think of a better and more suited person than Ujaya in Nepal to write about Advertising and Branding. The book goes into all the details of advertising and branding and is a must read for those who want to take their brand to the next level or utilize the power of advertising for their brands.

Brandsutra, a book on advertising and branding by Ujaya Shakya, will definitely help young professionals in the marketing and advertising industry to get a better understanding on things that are required to build strong brands.

Brandsutra is the modern day treatise setting forth rules for Brands, Advertising and everything between them. This surely is one of the most passionately written books in this domain by a hard-core p

Brandsutra is a unique book not just for academics but also for practitioners of today as Ujaya has brought life to the idea of communications not through the traditional routes of marketing or PR but that of communication itself. He uses the Sanskrit philosophy of Panchatatwa or the five elements underlining the importance of variety, balance and co-existence in the context of branding.

Ujaya’s insights in advertising and marketing are well reflected in this book which actually is highly relevant in our Nepalese context. This publication should be very useful to any marketing & advertising professional, entrepreneur & management student.

Clear, concise, practical, insider revelation and more, Brandsutra should be a guidebook for students and handbook for professionals.