How to survive in business amidst the coronavirus chaos
It’s safe to say that there has NEVER been a more difficult time to own and/or operate a small business – or any business for that matter.
Three Mistakes New Business Owners Make Online
Like all new business owners, you want to have an awesome, effective online presence that brings in new business and opportunities every day.
Introducing the Immigration Visa Business Plan
If you're applying for Australian residency, and need a business plan to support your application, we now have a dedicated service just for you.
How to Choose a Domain Name
In this video you will learn about the different types of domain names and how you can choose a domain name that will set you up for long term success.
Retail Success – Four Key Ingredients
We've put together a list of the four essential ingredients that successful retailers use to guarantee their success.
What your start-up business can learn from Google
Google grew from start-up to global brand in an incredibly short space of time. But Google weren’t the first players in the emerging web search market. They didn’t have first to market advantage, which is often so important. What they did have over competitors such as Yahoo though was a significant cost advantage.
Secret invoicing tips – how to get paid faster..
Thanks to everyone that has commented on my video outlining tips and tricks for managing cash flow. Given the high level of interest in this subject I’ve search around for some ‘real world’ examples and best practice for getting paid as quickly as possible.
From concert hall to subway – how do people perceive value?
Following on from my last post on pricing, this goes to the heart of the issue of value. I think this is fascinating.
How to approach the question of pricing
Many people consider pricing to be an art, not a science. There are are two fundementally different approaches to working out a price for your product or service.
Industry Focus: House Construction in Australia
Over 100,000 people are directly employed in the Housing Construction industry in Australia, and if you include sub-contractors and those indirectly servicing the industry this number swells to over 300,000. As such housing is pivotal industry and has a significant influence on the Australian economy.