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Talking about reducing business communications costs inevitably leads to talk of ‘IP communications’ or ‘cloud technology’… but don’t space out just yet, the benefits and savings are real as increasing numbers of business owners are discovering.
Need Facebook help for your small business? Then read on, because Dynamic Business has an exciting free course on offer to make you the master of your Facebook page.
Dynamic Business has two tickets worth $895 to give away to the Go For Growth Seminar, featuring Verne Harnish (AKA, the “Growth Guy”), in Brisbane and Sydney.
Kellie Hill’s story lies at the very heart of Australia’s mining boom. Her business, Kellie Hill Consulting (KHC), is a legal consultancy specialising in native title and heritage approvals for mining projects and it’s enjoying rapid growth. Here’s how Visa Business helps her run a business from the remote north-west of Australia.
Dynamic Business wants to learn more about the issues you’ve faced or are facing in growing your small business. Take our 2-minute survey (it really will take just 2 minutes!) and you’ll go in the running to win a five-hour communications consultancy session with PR specialists Public City.
With cloud computing increasingly being seen as the simplest and most affordable way to gain access to business software and applications, you might be asking what’s in it for you?
Dynamic Business has 14 tickets to give away to the 21st Century Financial Education Summit, featuring headline speakers Sir Richard Branson and author of ‘The 4-Hour Workweek’ Tim Ferriss.
Google envisages the 100% web world as an ideal state for business IT, where applications are delivered from a shared infrastructure via the Internet and accessed on any browser enabled device.
Dynamic Business has five tickets to give away to an interactive breakfast session hosted by The American Club featuring Andrew McEvoy, the Managing Director of Tourism Australia.
Brad Smith’s story is a classic example of a passionate hobby unfolding into small business success. From quiet beginnings in the backyard shed with his Dad, his passion, drive and energy have helped him build a retail chain of braaap stores.
If you weren’t one of the lucky three readers who won tickets to see Jack Daly deliver his winning sales strategies in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne, we’ve got some good news.
Dynamic Business has double passes worth $494 to give away to a seminar with international sales and business guru Jordan Belfort, in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
HTC has teamed up with Dynamic Business to give away two Mozart smartphones – a Windows 7-powered phone known for being slim, smart and strong.
Dare Coaching Academy is offering all Australian Dynamic Business readers a free one hour business coaching session, worth $250, which will focus on business and personal goals as well as strategies to deliver your desired business and life.
Nokia and Dynamic Business have 30 double passes to give away to an exclusive small business and entrepreneur networking event in Sydney next week, for the launch of Nokia’s new online book ‘In Hindsight’, and the E6 and E7 smartphones.
As the end of financial year approaches, small business operators are likely to be knee deep in accounting and financial matters (probably much more so than many would want to be.) When you do get a moment to take a breather, you’ll be thinking about the many ways to grow your business over the next 12 months. This could mean increasing production capacity, finding new revenue streams or reaching out to new markets in the new financial year.
Online job advertising has become the major avenue for recruiting new employees because the majority of job hunters will look for jobs on the Internet first. With innovative technology, CareerOne.com.au can deliver a shortlist of relevant candidates in seconds.
The new Caltex StarCard Debit has everything you expect from a regular fuel card, without the risk of spending over your monthly budget. It’s the first prepaid fuel card in the market and offers businesses an alternative to credit-oriented fuel cards.
Looking for a wider audience for your business? Winning an award that reveals your business is a cut above the rest could be the boost you need, as cyber-security business Stratsec has found.
Thinking of entering the Telstra Small Business awards? Even just putting your entry in can be valuable as you review where you’ve been and where you’d like to go next.
