#Online Start Ups
The entrepreneur keeping you caffeinated on the go
If you’re constantly missing your morning caffeine fix so you can make it to work on time, don’t worry – now there’s an app for that.
Susannah George on using the web to drive customers
Susannah George launched TheUrbanList.com last year, because she believed small businesses could be better leveraging the web to drive customers through their doors. Here, she talks about building a platform to facilitate this and reveals her desire to build a business that attracts the best talent available.
The entrepreneurs who built an online community for wine-lovers
Meet the two guys who wanted to create a Facebook for wine, but took the concept and turned it into something much bigger – Vino Mofo.
The cheeky online wine business focused on value
Cheeky Drop is one of the newest online wine distributors in the business, and it’s making its mark in the saturated category with some savvy branding and social media marketing.
Be online start-up smart: Five expert tips
Digital experts are warning the increasing number of online start-ups to be careful not to make some basic branding blunders, as many battle to keep up with competitors and forget to focus on a number of website essentials that can help to build customer loyalty.
The online start-up taking customised jewellery to the masses
Shoes of Prey, the online business that lets you design your own shoes, inspired a new Aussie business that lets you design your own jewellery – Style Rocks.
Winning the online appliances race
Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week features the young entrepreneur who took on the appliances industry, and came out on top. Meet Appliances Online founder, John Winning Jnr.
Customer focus groups on a shoe-string
Looking for the kind of feedback you get from a customer focus group, but can’t afford the expense of putting one together? Mark Capps, CEO and co-founder of online retailer Sneaking Duck, writes about how four inexpensive weekends at the Bondi Market left his start-up with enough feedback to improve and streamline its offering.