Of those surveyed, more than half (58 per cent) said they wished they had done some things differently to set up their business, and for millennial business owners that figure rose to 70 per cent.
You’ve got to get to the (succinct) point quickly, have kits of info ready to go for those who want to take it with them, and then… nothing.
As Australian small business owners and jobseekers eye opportunities for work-life balance, more workplaces are beginning to provide flexible work options.
A recent study into Google keywords has revealed the most expensive terms on Google AdWords and, with some of them costing as much as $50 per click, they are likely to be out of the reach of most small business advertising budgets.
Three seconds. That’s all you have to hold captive the attention of your readers. You might have noticed this when you last stumbled across a blog that made you instantly glaze over and click away.
Most people are not smart enough to invent a jet pack. I’m talking about a personal jet pack that actually flies.
The latest advancements in neuroplasticity and neuro-leadership have shown us that it is possible to shift our cognitive capacity to make better decisions both in and out of the office.
Speak to the movers and shakers of the business world and they’ll all tell you the same thing: networking is the key to success. If you want to take your business to the next level, it’s essential that you know how to build and leverage both new and existing relationships.
You’ve probably heard that your employees are the key to your business success. In actual fact, success depends on your ability to lead and motivate your team as much as it depends on their capabilities.
There are some principles of business and sales that work and will always work. However, it’s fair to say that many techniques and approaches are so saturated that they cause people to put up walls of resistance.
