Tag: Small Business Websites

Over half of the country’s small businesses are now online, according to a new Google survey, up from last year’s result of just 35 percent.

Do small to medium businesses with a website really enjoy greater revenue than those without? Yes, and here are the figures that prove it.

Despite all the hype about online shopping taking money away from local businesses, a new study has found close to 70 percent of local small businesses aren’t losing any sleep over threats posed by the internet.

Julian Smith blogs about getting your business online to get the most out of the Christmas sales season.

“With only 66 sleeps to go, I’m urging all SME retailers to get on board, and get online. If you’re not trading online, you’re missing a huge chunk of the market…”

SMEs in regional Australia are missing out on the opportunities provided by the online world, with research finding very few implement digital strategies or engage with their customers on social media.

Businesses are being invited to enter the ‘Save My Website’ competition, and go in the running to win a $25,000 package including new website design, site search engine optimisation (SEO) and social media management.

Australian businesses with a website are more successful than those without, according to the MYOB Business Monitor Online Special Report. But despite this knowledge, the majority of Australian businesses still do not have a website – with 57 percent of businesses still choosing not to promote or sell their products online.

From the latest smartphone to the new Apple iPad, it seems like not a day goes by without a new communication device hitting the market. There’s no denying that these technological innovations can make our lives easier, allowing us to become ever more efficient and enabling the exchange of information at lightning speed

Almost 40 per cent of Australian small businesses don’t have a website in today’s digital era.

According to new research released today by Sensis, when it comes to digital marketing, many SMEs are at risk of falling behind their larger competitors.