Helping small businesses on the Sunshine Coast to fulfill their true potential
By BMN
Has your small business fallen on hard times? Are your sales and profits declining? To recover you need to take action and make changes. The following article described 21 strategies you can use to put your business back on track to success: http://www.businessknowhow.com/marketing/getgoing.htm
This article was suggested by our mentor Trevor Payne
By BMN
For businesses across the country, the rollout of the National Broadband Network (NBN) is approaching. For many, the NBN is still an unknown quantity. The following article looks at five common misconceptions when it comes to the next generation of internet infrastructure for Australia: https://smarter.telstra.com.au/technology/mythbusting-the-nbn
This article was suggested by our mentor Peter Read
By BMN
Most small businesses are using a website to reach their customers. The ATO understands how important this investment is for growing your business. If you pay for a website for your business, here are some things to remember about claiming the costs so you don’t miss out: https://www.ato.gov.au/
This article was suggested by our mentor Bob Joubert
By BMN
Guerrilla marketing comes in – it allows entrepreneurs and small business owners to advertise their offers in a creative way without spending a lot of money. Read how it works in the following article: http://www.clikclik.com.au/blog/guerrilla-marketing/
This article was suggested by our mentor Rod Solomons
By BMN
One of the most telling findings from the latest Scottish Pacific SME Growth Index report was that only one in five small business owners review their lending requirements on a regular basis and one in two have not reviewed their primary bank relationship for some years. Read the following article to find out four tips to take control of your banking destiny: http://www.smartcompany.com.au/finance/48530-four-tips-for-small-businesses-to-take-control-of-their-banking-destiny.html
This article was suggested by our mentor Stephen Lovegrove