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I’m scared my start-up is going to fail. Help! Figures show that most start-ups continue in business and the bigger they get, the more successful they are.
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How to make your product compelling Tom McKaskill If you want to drive high growth, you need to offer something which customers have to have. Here's how to do it. |
How will your sector fare in 2009-10? James Thomson We reveal the 10 fastest growing industries for 2009-10 and examine how the big sectors will fare in the new financial year. |
Welcome to the new tax year Terry Hayes There are big changes involving super, depreciation and travel allowances under new tax laws that came into effect on July 1. |
How the iPhone rescued me Patrick Stafford The extraordinary popularity of iPhone Apps has helped protect Melbourne game developer Firemint from the worst of the downturn.
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Keeping fit to grow Amanda Gome Fernwood founder Diana Williams explains how she has survived the downturn by carefully managing her brand and working with franchisees.
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Maverick goes mainstream Amanda Gome Crikey founder Stephen Mayne’s talks about the future of online media and explains how his new website doubles as a marketing tool.
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Going green for growth Patrick Stafford Improving customer service is one key strategy that green publisher Katie Patrick is using to navigate the downturn.
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The optimising optimist Amanda Gome IBISWorld’s Phil Ruthven believes Australia will soon enter a golden age. He talks about succesion, customer loyalty and starting new businesses.
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Stretching for a big goal Patrick Stafford Tristan White has built The Physio Co into an impressive business, but people problems still keep him up at night.
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Villa & Hut's tipping point Amanda Gome Founder Franz Madlener explains why he sold his business and the challenges he faced taking it from a small to medium sized business.
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Striking the right idea Patrick Stafford How the founders of mobile accessories company Strike Group went from failed inventors to focussed entrepreneurs.
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Singing the praises of creativity Amanda Gome Tania de Jong is a trained opera signer and entrepreneur who has managed to combine for-profit ventures with social entrepreneurship.
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Bright Lights, Geek City Patrick Stafford Young IT entrepreneur David Hancock won’t let the downturn put a dampener on his plans for domination. Just don’t call him a geek.
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The digital native Amanda Gome Dion Appel's Lifelounge Group knows the youth market backwards, and has essential engagement tips for all businesses.
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Keeping business cooking James Thomson SilverChef's Allan English has used the 'rent, try, buy' model to help hospitality businesses while helping his own.
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Wotif's search for growth Amanda Gome Wotif principal Robbie Cooke talks about the tourism industry and his business's strategic downturn initiatives.
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Coopers toasts supply success Tim Treadgold Tim Cooper needed more then premium beer. It took better supply chain management to keep his brewery growing.
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A recession-busting strategy Amanda Gome Darrell Wade explains how he has restructured to survive the recession, and why he's selling 20% of Intrepid.
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Boss LadyTime to get aggressiveAmanda Gome The next six months are a crucial time to be aggressively attacking the marketplace. You need to start now to get those order books filled up for 2009/10.
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The FuturistGo the extra mile for your customersColin Benjamin Expect to be asked for smaller orders, delayed orders, faster response times and requests to carry more costs to end customers.
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Get Out Of My Way10 Questions to test your scruplesNaomi Simson Here are 10 questions to test how scrupulous you are or if there are grey areas.
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Victor Smorgon dies, aged 96 Read more
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