Ronni Kahn is one of the country’s most well-respected social entrepreneurs, having led the Australian shift toward social consciousness since launching her not-for-profit organisation OzHarvest in 2004. This week, she’s the star of our Friday Entrepreneur Fix.
Planning and executing an effective online marketing strategy can be a big challenge for small businesses, but a little bit of expert advice can go a long way to getting you on the right track.
So you’ve set up a business Twitter, Facebook or Google+ account, ready and raring to dive into the world of social media. But doubt begins clouding the optimism and you wonder how you’re supposed to know whether you’re doing it right? Follow these golden rules to get your social media use off to the right start.
Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week features Emma Isaacs, the owner of the country’s most loved and successful networking businesses, Business Chicks.
A survey of local internet users has given employers reason for concern, with 30 percent reportedly checking Facebook five or more times a day. But a blanket social media ban might not be the right answer for every business.
Dynamic Business is excited to be hosting its latest reader event in partnership with Servcorp, featuring a fantastic panel line-up. Learn from Jodie Fox of Shoes of Prey, Valerie Khoo of Sydney Writers’ Centre and digital strategist Cenk Baban.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the official interest rate for the third consecutive month, citing close to trend growth, inflation and lending rates.
With more than 800 million active Facebook users around the world, it’s little surprise every business is keen to tap into the social network’s ability to drive business. But how do you create a community and engage with them effectively? Here’s some tips from a Facebook insider.
It’s that time of the week again, so we’ve put together the most important headlines of the week gone by for you busy small business owners to catch up on.
Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week features Entrepreneur of the Year and self-confessed “start-up guy”, Mark Harbottle.
