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
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A revolution at your fingertips – this guy has created an app that can change your life
Realifex is the first app that reflects, with perfect clarity, how users perceive their life events and leads users to tangible self-improvements
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These guys started out with a Facebook app and turned it into a hot marketing start-up
Brisbane-based Brus Media started out as a Facebook app but co-founders Nic Blair and Shon Siemonek soon turned it into a hot mobile app marketing start-up
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Medical tourism start-up opens Sydney base to service its fastest-growing market
More than ever before, Australians are in the market for medical travel, says German medical tourism platform Medigo.com from its new regional office in Sydney
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From Dragons’ Den to a viral sensation: this guy is making a killing selling shopping bags on Facebook
Entrepreneur Peter Byrne brought the popular invention Trolley Bags to Australia, it is now reaching more people through Facebook videos than McDonalds.
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An Aussie tech start-up is quickly going global because international students love its unique education services
Holistic education services provider, Cohort Solutions, continues to grow globally, announcing that its payment platform Cohortpay is now in 60 countries
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Do you know why you are addicted to Facebook, Twitter and Candy Crush? [VIDEO]
have you ever wondered how we ended up with our heads buried in our smartphones? How did these apps steal our “souls”?
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Huge growth on a small budget: Creative start-ups can make it big in less than $500!
Many start-ups today are moving away from traditional marketing towards growth hacking. A trend that was adopted way back by marketers and innovators in the Silicon Valley, growth hacking simply refers to using creative and technical marketing techniques with the sole purpose of growth. Who can benefit? If you plan a quick launch or have…
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Is your start-up looking to raise $500,000 to $2 million? This VC fund is looking to invest $50 million using a unique algorithm
Unique data-driven VC fund Follow[the]Seed will offer $50 million in second-stage funding to Australian start-ups seeking to raise $500,000 to $2 million
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This fintech start-up offers Australian investors easier access to US stocks and a foundation for other fintech start-ups
Fintech is one of the hottest niches in tech right here in Australia, with more and more start-ups popping up here and there. Now Australian New Yorker Michael Giles has started Third Party Trade (TPT), a fintech start-up that is looking to work with local stockbrokers to enable Aussie investors buy and sell US shares…
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Steve Baxter is taking these 20 young Australian entrepreneurs to Silicon Valley
Start-up hub and co-working community, River City Labs, recently revealed the names of the 20 young tech standouts selected to be part of the 2015 ‘Startup Catalyst’ mission to Silicon Valley which will run from 28 September to 7 October.
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A start-up has set out to change the emoji as we know it with a unique keyboard that uses your selfies
Meji, a dynamic keyboard which allows users to create their own emojis using selfies, has launched in Australia on a mission to take down the faceless world of emojis.
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Losing steam? Here are five ways to supercharge your business to new levels
The most successful entrepreneurs are those who believe business should be dynamic. Here are 5 tips on how to boost your business to new levels.
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This social network which has been endorsed by Richard Branson and Marina Abramovic has launched in Australia
Ideapod, a social network designed specifically for capturing and sharing ideas in their purest form, has just launched in Australia. Co-founders Mark Bakacs and Justin Brown though based in the US are Australian.
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Sydney start-up Bountye is bringing love and soul back to how we buy and sell our second-hand items online
In today’s world of luxury, instant gratification and increasingly faster routes to consumption, it can be easy to get carried away with collecting…well, hoarding to be honest (Aussies are hoarding around $65 billion worth of unwanted or unused items). Hello Bountye – a refreshing new mobile-only community commerce app entering a young used goods market…
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Steve Baxter’s Startup Catalyst is back to give 20 young Aussie entrepreneurs the trip of a lifetime to Silicon Valley
Co-working community River City Labs recently announced that applications are now open to be part of this year’s Startup Catalyst, an annual sponsored mission to Silicon Valley for 20 young budding entrepreneurs in Queensland’s tech start-up scene. This 2015 edition will take place from 28 September to 7 October 2015. Following the huge success of…
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It’s really smart how this online retail start-up is shipping a ton of jocks a month
Australian online retailer of men’s underwear DailyJocks.com has shipped more than one ton of underwear in the month of April, with more than 80 per cent of it being exported. DailyJocks.com started life back in 2009 as a men’s underwear blog written by founder Nicholas Egonidis but has rapidly grown to now raking in more…
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One in five Facebook accounts hacked. Are we too lazy to protect ourselves? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Nearly one in five of us have had our Facebook accounts hacked, according to a new Australian survey. And it’s not just our mates playing harmless pranks either, with a significant proportion of respondents saying they’d had abusive messages, hoaxes, scams or other offensive material posted from their account without their knowledge. Melbourne online marketing…
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Check out when Facebook had just 100,000 users [VIDEO]
About 11 years ago, a young Mark Zuckerberg appeared on CNBC to talk about getting people online. Back then, it was called The Facebook. He explains in this short, sharp interview that initially, success for their business was to have 400-500 users. But, at that moment, the business had 100,000 users. So, it was already…
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This guy has raised $350,000 within just two weeks for his ‘Facebook for gamers’ start-up
A self-described “massive gamer”, Riad Chikhani fell in love with gaming when he was about four years old, when he touched his first ever Mario game on Nintendo. A whiz kid from a young age, Riad built his first game by the time he was 12 by teaching himself Java and went on to teach…
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