Tech
Despite the fact that 62 percent of adults worldwide are regularly using social media, only 24 percent of Australian SMBs have truly embraced social media as a marketing tool, a new survey has revealed.
A blog can be a powerful platform to promote your business. Here are five tips for getting the most out of your blog.
Invoice2go is the first Australian designed and developed app to make the Top 10 Business Apps in Apple’s app store.
Here are some strategies and tools for keeping costs down while staying connected.
When was the last time you looked at your website? If it’s been a few years since you had your site designed, chances are it is well passed its use by date.
On social media pages, your profile pictures and cover photos are the first things most users will notice, so making a good impression is essential if you want to increase your customer base.
Latest study by Compuware reveals that 85 percent of consumers prefer mobile apps over mobile websites.
Gamification is a new phenomenon facing businesses around the world. The aim of the movement is to create fun and innovative games to engage customers.
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.
Australian grocers now have an easy and affordable way to establish an online presence thanks to SOCexchange.com.au’s new Click and Collect feature.
Dynamic Business recently sat down with Misha Logvinov of Lithium Technologies to learn how small business can do social media better. Here’s what he had to say.
Bloggers have a proven impact on consumer spending. Louisa Claire explains why businesses willing to invest in bloggers for the long haul will reap the greatest rewards.
Blogs can raise the profile of your business, improve the search engine visibility of your business website and draw in potential customers. Here are some key tips for successful blogging.
Every day millions of people around the world interact and engage in social media. And as more businesses connect in this space, many are struggling to measure their social media efforts.
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.
The 2012 annual Sensis e-Business Report tells us an average 58 percent of Australians with mobile phones now use their phone to access the internet – up from 26 percent. So how do you best tap into that growth?
You assume because you don’t sell directly to consumers that social media isn’t important? Think again.
Professional networking website, LinkedIn, has just released their most viewed profiles within the Australian internet industry.
More Australian businesses are allowing customers to post comments and feedback either on the business’ website or on their social media sites. With the benefits of customer interaction comes the risk of legal liability for customer comments on a business website.
LinkedIn has just announced that their Australian membership base has passed the four million members mark, a 300 percent growth since 2010.
