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In retail, it’s not uncommon to be left with surplus stock which can end up putting a strain on your profit margin. If you find yourself in this situation there’s no need to worry – there are several different ways to connect with prospective surplus stock buyers and get cash back from your excess inventory.
While there is a very public battle going on to get more women on boards and into executive positions, women in businesses across all sectors, be it corporate or SMEs, are still trying to be heard and acknowledged in meetings. Here are some tips for getting your message across, whether at an important board meeting or coffee catch-up with a client.
There are 11 million Facebook users, 2 million LinkedIn users and around 1.8 million Twitter users in Australia – an enormous pool of customers for savvy SMBs to tap in to. Unfortunately, many businesses are failing at social media. Here’s how to make sure your business isn’t one of them.
Five scholarship positions are now available to Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Graduate Certificate in Small Business Management, thanks to a partnership between the university and National Australia Bank (NAB).
Important new Workplace Health and Safety Laws commenced around Australia on 1 January 2012, and now almost six months on, businesses should take another look at the legislation and ensure they’re complying or risk fines of up to $3 million.
A college degree can give grads confidence and poise. But it won’t guarantee business success.
To grow your business, the right advisor can help you more than any business book ever could.
The ‘Avengers’ star is a great case study for anyone launching a new venture or attempting a midlife comeback.
Dick Smith has spoken out on the negative impact ALDI and Costco are having on Australian producers, saying blame shouldn’t be directed at Coles and Woolworths for the supermarket price wars.
With over 70 percent of all Aussie businesses owned and run by families, it’s vital policies and systems are put into place so a feud between family members doesn’t have the power to bring the business down.
Any business that loses customer records, financial data or even a day’s worth of orders will experience some degree of productivity loss and may also face potential non-compliance penalties, missed sales opportunities, damage to reputation, and weakened customer confidence. Here’s how to protect your business.
Not many people would be brave enough to borrow $7 million to open a family holiday park while pregnant with their first child, but with business booming six years on, Sophie Bone has no regrets.
As flexible working becomes a reality for many businesses around the country, SMB owners should know their legal position in regard to employee requests for changes in work arrangements.
Over 70 percent of small business owners who’ve embraced social media believe it has been a success and led to better customer relationships, according to a new survey.
Friday’s upon us again, so we’ve wrapped up the week’s most important small business headlines for you to catch up on.
Unemployment has fallen to its lowest level in 12 months, dipping below 5 percent as a result of 15,500 additional jobs being added to the local economy.
The best places to work also often have the best employee productivity, customer retention, and financial performance.
This amazingly simple formula drives virtually every successful business. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs and investors lose sight of these basic principles.
A CEO with false credentials is only the latest blunder the company has made. Check out the others–and how to avoid them.
Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week feature Llew Jury, who’s been at the forefront of the Australian web design and SEO industry for over a decade.
