Advice

Rachel Beaumont started her family business with just one small boat. Now she’s the record holder for selling the highest number of group deals nationally on LivingSocial.

More than just a search engine, today Google offers a wide range useful tools that have helped women transform their passions into commercial realities. Here are the inspiring stories of three women.

Last week, She Inspires hosted a seminar with small business owner, Angela Vithoulkas. She spoke about using social media to brand her cafe. Here’s what she had to say.

Innovations are often used to mark milestones in a company’s history.

Fred Schebesta is the co-founder and director of credit card comparison website Finder.com.au. In this post he writes about five movies that taught him entrepreneurial lessons.

If Quvenzhané Wallis can be nominated for Best Actress in the Oscar Awards at the wee age of nine, then you’re certainly not too young to start a business!

As a business owner, you now have the power to define why you are in business, what’s important to you about what you do, and use that clarity and passion to transparently connect with an almost infinite number of your ideal clients.

After running a business networking company for the past two years, Ty Wiggins shares his knowledge on what does and what doesn’t work in business networking.

While you might not think that Lance Armstrong is a good business model after last week’s final confession, there are some lessons that business owners can take away from his example. Read on for what you should, and should not do in business.

Business owners around the world have the same issue – so much to do and so little time available. Rushing from one meeting or crisis to the next, it’s easy to get to the end of the day or even the week and feel like you’ve achieved very little.

Make 2013 a golden year for your business by setting some solid financial resolutions. Here are eight great strategies to consider.

How do you overcome a mistake that threatens your business’ reputation? Paul Solomon, co-chairman for Moose Enterprise, shares his story.

Here’s a great lesson from July 4 on why not all publicity is good publicity.

Read on for some great tips from April to help you become social media savvy.

The team at Dynamic Business were wondering- if anyone from history, real or fictional, could give you business advice, who would you ask for? This is our list of ultimate mentors.

Social networks are a forum for business leaders to demonstrate that they are leaders – using their expertise to help the community with advice and guidance.

Business coach Melanie Miller demonstrates that you can know everything there is about business, but you can still make mistakes.

The better informed you are about your target market, their demographics and requirements, the more specifically you will be able to tailor your strategy to meet their needs. Here are some key statistics from the latest census that every B2B business owner needs to know.

Starting an organic men’s skincare line was a logical step for Paul Anderson, who had been clocking up an A-class list of clientele at his grooming salon MANKiND in Surry Hills since opening for business. It might sound like a dream run, but as Anderson explains in this interview, he couldn’t secure funding for what the banks considered an untested business concept – which meant taking the ultimate risk.

A business’ brand is its consistent, public message conveying what it does and how it does it, and how you go about building and maintaining this an important part of any marketing strategy. The first step? Defining the ‘who’.