Commonly thought of as an alternative to the bricks and mortar retailer, a website is just another ‘location’ in which to do business. Or so many might think. For James Wakefield and his business partner Robin McGowan however, physical and digital presence is not about ‘alternatives’ but instead the creation of a reciprocal relationship where […]
The Internet has fundamentally changed the business and economic landscape by creating an even playing field for big and small players alike. With more and more Australians now online, the web has become a key channel for customer engagement and the message to businesses of all sizes is to fly their flag online and prioritise […]
What motivates an entrepreneur is a matter for the individual. It could be the prospect of making money – and lots of it, or the need to be your own boss. For others however, it’s the need to make big difference – and everything else falls incidental. After nine years in the legal profession, Ugur […]
As the end of the year draws near, online retailers need to turn their mind to making the most of the spending silly season – you don’t want to find yourself caught out when December rolls around. Holiday pre-season marketing has begun – major retailers are beginning to train employees to serve the holiday shopper, […]
In and out of the media like a troubled celebrity, we’re all familiar with the plight of Uber. Uber the disruptor. But who would have thought that someone would spot an opportunity to disrupt the disruptor and the already disrupted. Well – ex-Uber driver, John Sajadi did. Seeing the legal and regulatory issues which were […]
Location, location, location. While once the buzzword for retailers, today traditional bricks and mortar retailers face increasing pressure from online businesses. Fuelled by consumers reliance on smartphones, tablets and social media, consumers buying and research habits have been driven online with e-commerce sales expected to top $10 billion in Australia in 2015. Retailers, like their […]
In a big move to crack down on piracy, the Senate has passed legislation that will see infringing websites blocked in Australia.
There’s a perception among SMBs that security on WordPress is a non-issue. That needs to change. They’re putting themselves at risk – many don’t even know it.
The infrastructure that holds the internet provides access to about 3 Billion users. So it’s absurd that, when it comes to website hits, billions of humans are beaten by another, larger, community.
Many businesses put off making website changes until it’s too late, but it’s not the only thing pushed to bottom of the priority list. Here are 3 key things you might be putting off, but should think about now.
