Growth & Export
News, opinions and advice for fast growth businesses with an eye on the horizon.
What Australian businesses need to know about navigating foreign markets in 2018
The Australian dollar has already fluctuated significantly this year, but overall, a slide is predicted for our dollar in 2018. With a weaker AUD, small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs) working in overseas markets should begin to look for ways to protect their business from potentially volatile currency movements.
Freelancer.com named Online Business Award winner at Anthill’s 2010 Cool Company Awards
Freelancer.com has a long, long reach. Headquartered in Sydney, the web-based company connects business and individuals who need a task done with those who have the talent do it. Freelancer.com has more than 2 million users. The company describes itself as a marketplace of talent -- an eBay of people, if you will. The company so impressed our august panel of Anthill Cool Company Awards judges that it took top honors in two categories: Global Growth and Online Business.
Agtech in Toowoomba – Building Australia’s next frontier
QLD based Advisory Group Innovation Architects will partner with the Toowoomba Agtech and Logistics Hub (ATLH) to deliver a series of open...
Small businesses can leverage marketing benefits out of the social media platforms
Struggling to build your social media following? Franziska Iseli, bestselling author and co-founder of marketing education platform Basic Bananas, is launching a new book on social media marketing to help.
How did this Vietnamese fast food chain grow from one store to 15 in...
Bao Hoang and his wife had always discussed a need for an alternative to sushi.
After countless compliments over the rice paper rolls (amongst many...
Pete Williams’ EXTREME ‘content leverage system’ video
If you attended yesterday's webinar with Pete Williams on outsourcing, offshoring and crowdsourcing, you might recall that I asked Pete whether we could share a video of his that I was fortunate enough to stumble across in the not-so-distant past. As mentioned, this video really got my head spinning. It begins with one logical and familiar example of outsourcing (creating content for a website) and then takes the process to the... wait for it... EXTREME! (Because Pete's an outsourcing 'extremist', see?)
What does 2013 have in store for SMEs? It’s looking pretty good
Conditions remained tough last financial year. Twice as many businesses experienced a fall in revenue and two in three estimated that economic improvement was more than 12 months away. What’s more, the highest levels of SME dissatisfaction with the Federal Government in the history of the research were recorded.