Tag: Start Ups

Julian Smith blogs about the importance of taking a holiday.

“Welcome back from the Easter break! Not sure about you, but I took a short break and it gave me a little time for reflection (and perhaps overindulgence in chocolate!). It’s not until you’re on holiday or in the middle of taking a short break that you realise just how important it is to step out and switch off.”

Fleur Madden-Topley blogs about the Winklevoss twins Facebook court ruling and having business confidence.

“No one is employing these grubby, money hungry lookalikes, Harvard graduates or not.”

New Telstra Regional Business Awards are being introduced in each state and territory this year. Previous award winner Kelly Engineering is an SA success story.

More and more small businesses are using social media to grow their business, finding it an effective lead generation tool. We found out how they’re using it and share some top expert tips with you.

What’s the problem with investing in start-ups and how can entrepreneurs ensure their business is investor ready? Our newest and youngest blogger, Jack Delosa, shares his top tips.

How do small businesses reduce staff churn if sixty percent of their admin team are currently thinking of moving on?

If the changes suggested in the Henry Tax Review are introduced by Government, what will it mean for small businesses? Blogger Julian Smith explains some key changes.

Are your accounts in order or is it time to find a better way of doing things? Blogger Leighton Jenkins offers these pointers to help you find the best accounting system to suit the needs of your business.

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.

Australian’s are among the most actively engaged users of social media in the world and yet our businesses are way behind in that particular conversation. If you can take the time, this day-long crash course in social media marketing may offer the “how to” you need to catch up.