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Five tips to help you manage, build and monetise your Facebook community for free!

Three months ago, my Facebook community reached over 14,000 fans without using paid advertising. To get there we used all traditional techniques to grow our Facebook community organically. We invited contacts, ran competitions, had special offers and had a Facebook box and buttons on our site and newsletters. Then we reached a plateau and we had to start using new ways to keep growing and make sure we get the best return out of the time we spend on Facebook.

What I learned from the guy who invented the Internet

Who better than the inventor of the web to talk about innovation in the digital world? CSIRO recently launched the Digital Productivity and Services flagship,...
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How to zig when everyone else is zagging, with Julio De...

Why is it that some business owners appear impervious to business obstacles and upsets? In some cases, it seems that it’s the obstacles that drive certain personality types to success. In this CHEAT SHEET, we share five ways of thinking to respond to INDUSTRY, ECONOMIC, BRAND, SOCIETAL and PERSONAL shifts.

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Learn how to devise winning business ideas in four steps with...

It’s often said that everyone will have at least one big business idea in his or her lifetime. But how do you know if your next big idea is genuinely great or a genuine waste of time? This cheat sheet will help you formulate ideas, identify opportunities, evaluate their strengths and take your first big step forward. Learn how to get focus and clarity. Plus, score a bonus tip that will help you more than you might think!

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New Zealand’s Xero eyes US IPO, further disruption as subscribers increase...

Xero recently held its annual meeting in Wellington, during which the company revealed some interesting details about its future. As has been widely suspected, the...

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