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Top three mistakes entrepreneurs make when they first talk to investors – an interview...
Shawn Livermore, CEO of Ziptask, is confident that his companies’ simple mobile product is what will make all the difference.
In this video, Livermore...
The Google Zeitgeist: Looking back at what we searched for in 2013 [VIDEO]
Is the past a predictor of the future? Possibly.
And, Google knows the past like few other companies - it has all the data for...
Alain de Botton on work and happiness
English author Alan de Botton is, as they say, good on his feet. In this interesting TED talk delivered recently in Oxford, England, de Botton muses on the impact work has on our identity and happiness.
What if you interacted in real life like you do on Facebook and Twitter?
What would our interactions on social media such as Facebook and Twitter look in real life with (gasp) real people? That's the gag in this little video, which follows around a generally non-threatening guy as he asks people to like him, seeks permission to write on a store's wall, and shares pictures from a family album.
World leading video maker Biteable raises AU$2.8 million Series A funding round
The capital will also be used to drive further global growth of the platform, which has seen its user base explode from 1.1 million to 3 million users over the last 12 months. The business plans to triple its headcount, growing to a team of 75 over the coming months.
A new global online consulting platform is changing how we give and receive advice
Gilvah.com, an international online consulting platform that connects professionals to their global audience and vice versa, has recently launched.
Classic DIY furniture rap ad makes ya wanna dance!
Growing businesses often find it difficult to justify the high cost of mainstream advertising. But in this age of DIY, there are other options.
Take this crudely shot, dancin' rappin' goof of an ad for Flea Market Montgomery from 2006. Not so long ago, it would have slipped away without much notice. But a dose of YouTubescence transformed it into a pulsing internet meme, delivering over five million views and a unique form of celebrity for its star.
Is virtual reality set to become the next big thing in social media? [INFOGRAPHIC]
With Facebook’s purchase of Oculus in 2014, people started to put two and two together and concluded that Facebook had some plans for VR – they were right!
HCF Catalyst announces the new guard of Australian health technology entrepreneurs
HCF Catalyst, accelerated by Slingshot, selected the ten participants for this year’s Catalyst program through a nationwide entry process, with finalists pitching their ideas to a leading panel of judges during the HCF Catalyst Pitch Days in December 2017.
Seth Godin asks us to lead a tribe and make a difference [TED talk]
Over 18-minutes, Godin outlines his theory that the internet has banished the era of mass marketing, and that the ancient social unit of the tribe has returned, empowering ordinary people to lead extraordinary movements. It's both educational and inspirational, with Godin conveying his message with purpose and humour (helped along by some witty photo slides).
Tech-based staffing solution Sidekicker has clinched AU$10 million in partnership with SEEK
Technology-based contingent staffing company Sidekicker has raised AUD$10 million in funding from SEEK, a global leader in building and scaling online employment...
How small businesses can create brand consistency online and offline
Given many small business retailers across Australia are preparing to reopen their physical stores as lockdowns look to soon be lifted by the end of the year, it’s important to have a consistent look across your physical marketing materials and your website, emails and digital communications.Â
Volkswagen's viral success: the fun theory
Its latest campaign, The Fun Theory, is based on the idea that people's actions can be changed by something as simple as 'fun'. Played out (and filmed) on an unsuspecting public, a set of subway stairs transformed into a walking piano and a 'never-ending' bin manage to dramatically change people's typical behaviour for the better. And all of this with barely a reference to Volkswagen.
3 key things that have helped me survive the roller coaster that is entrepreneurial...
The best advice for those keen to chart their own path and chase their dreams is to be brave, to back yourself and to seek the best education you can to propel yourself into the business world.
Splish splash, I was takin' a jog… on my underwater treadmill [Australian Innovation]
Take your standard fitness centre treadmill. Add water. Lots and lots of water. In unimaginative hands, the result would be a sloshy, slippery mess that only a bucket and mop could cure. But in the hands of the folk at HydroCo, based at Seaford in Victoria, wetness plus walking-in-place equals the Physio 1611, a compact aquatic centre that can go where an Olympic-size pool couldn't hope to fit.
Let your business shine on Facebook in 2016: 6 Cs of successful social marketing
Social media is also a jungle which can chew your brand and spit it out if you don’t know how exactly to go about marketing there, let this Prezi help you
Can’t close a deal? Let Hollywood show you – 10 awesome movie sales scenes...
This video shows the top ten sales that have been made on the silver screen. Despite the fact that these are scripted scenes, applying them in real life situations couldn't hurt.
SafetyCulture has raised $30 million to make workplaces much safer for employees
SafetyCulture, the Australian technology company that has enabled more than 30 million safety and quality inspections at companies including Coca-Cola, Hilton, and Qantas, recently announced it has raised $AUD 30 million
Apparently, women flush too much [VIDEO]
Apparently, some women flush the toilet to cover the sound of their bodily functions. This water wasting, multiple-flushing activity must stop. You guessed it! There's an app for that.
Knowing when to call it quits. Barkles breaks the news with a remarkable email....
Last week, I was surprised to receive this linked email from Barkles, an online debating platform. The startup, barely a year old, was calling it quits. I suppose that's not so unusual. The mortality rate for start ups in Australia has always been high. What was unusual, however, was the candid nature that the Barkles founders, Diesel Laws and Jay Whiting, approached their sad news.
