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Is It Safe To Combine Chloramphenicol Eye Drops And Alcohol. Possible Side Effects
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Why you should be ‘always on’ on LinkedIn
Read this great story from September 25 regarding some great lessons on how to make the most of your LinkedIn account.
Kickstart your business Facebook page: six insider tips
Are you using social media to drive business? Here's some insider tips from April to help you make the most of your business Facebook page.
The four golden rules of social media
Read on for some great tips from April to help you become social media savvy.
Sydney named seventh most expensive city to live in
In February, Sydney made the list of top ten expensive cities to live in. Here is the complete story for you to enjoy.
Carolyn Creswell named business woman of the year
The brains behind the globally successful Carman’s Fine Foods business has taken home the 2012 Telstra Business Woman of the Year Award.
From risky business to hot property
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.
Take home a new Kyocera multifunction printer
Dynamic Business has teamed with Kyocera to give one lucky reader a new SoHo multifunction printer, valued at $429.
Hiring right puts start-up ahead of competition
Too many start-ups discount the need to invest in quality staff early in the piece, but that’s one mistake Dave Slutzkin was determined not to make when setting up Flippa. Here’s how the start-up CEO ensured he staffed the business right, from day one.
From superfood to super profits
Mai Haven is responsible for introducing Konjac, the latest and greatest superfood to the Australian market, after using it as a home remedy to help her husband lose weight. Here’s how she used a vegetable from her childhood to create a business that’s set to grow 500 percent this financial year
Learn how to harness the power of online retail
As online retail growth continues to skyrocket, every small business has the chance to make the most of the power of internet sales. This free webinar will show you how.
Pinterest introduces business accounts
As part of its attempts to make the platform more business-friendly, Pinterest has announced it’s launching a range of tools and resources geared toward company use, as well as the ability for businesses to create accounts.
Time it takes to pay invoices widening
The results of the Credit and Debt Survey are in. Run by Dynamic Business in tandem with CreditorWatch, the survey found two thirds of businesses have seen a rise in the time it takes them to be paid over the last year.
The start-up making designers of the everyday person
Bespoke is the new black in design land, with consumers more willing than ever to spend big on products made exactly to their taste and specifications. Enter, a fast-growing start-up and its innovative digital product that’s giving people complete design control over a household product many of us take for granted.
How to turn a frustration into a fast-growing business
Finding reliable part-time staff can be a headache for small businesses, while on the flip side, it’s tricky for jobseekers to find work that fits in with their schedules. This ongoing frustration sparked a business idea for two savvy entrepreneurs, who are now planning to take their successful recruitment platform internationally.
Celebrate mobile banking and win a Samsung Galaxy SIII
To celebrate the release of ANZ’s goMoney banking app for Android, ANZ is offering Dynamic Business readers the opportunity to win a Samsung Galaxy SIII valued at $899.
An app-etite for new technology
In development land, apps are going off, with many an unlikely “app-preneur” making it big off the back of a wildly popular download. Now, one local start-up is bringing together all the people involved with the process to better develop and market these little goldmines.
The secret to business longevity
You only have to look at business failure rates to appreciate how tough it is keep a venture alive and profitable in today’s environment, but this is something two entrepreneurial mums have done successfully for the past 20 years. Here’s their impressive story.
The unlikely business with 50,000 YouTube views
Too many businesses believe that to be successful on YouTube you need to invest big bucks or operate in a flashy industry. Not so. One local cashflow financier is tearing this notion to shreds, having notched up over 50,000 views on the platform to date. Here’s the secret to its success.
The art start-up favoured by the famous
Frith Hucks isn’t an artist. Not that you’d know it by looking at her start-up, art-luxe concept label Bay & Fyfe. Here's the story behind her globally growing start-up, which has attracted the attention of the likes of Miranda Kerr and Nicole Kidman.
The business behind an international film festival
Dreaming up and delivering an international film festival is no mean feat, but Allanah Zisterman wanted even more for her latest project, so she decided to host it on an island. What might have been a logistical nightmare for some, has become this entrepreneur’s greatest achievement.
Building an online community with no marketing dollars
Striking a balance between content creation and the evolving world of content monetisation sits AgendaCity.com, an online start-up that’s building a community around local restaurant recommendations. Here’s how its founder is making waves online, despite having almost no marketing dollars in his budget.
Pay-as-you-go idea turns into payday for the community
Shanaka Fernando is recognised as a bit of a revolutionary, not just for his work as a public speaker and motivator, but for pioneering the pay-as-you-feel vegetarian restaurant chain Lentil as Anything – which has become a cultural movement in Victoria.
The app taking a social approach to finance
Ever wished you could anonymously compare key financial product information with people in a similar situation to see whether you’re getting a good deal? That’s exactly what the founders of the new Moneytribe app are helping consumers do. Here’s the story behind this social start-up.