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Meet Service Seeking, Anthill 2011 Cool Company Award Finalist [Online Business Category]

Anthill Magazine - Nov 24, 2011

Yellow Pages, you've been put on notice. The young men behind the job-bid website Service Seeking want to put you out of business. But, well, short of that, they want to continue the biggest site of its kind in Australia, giving consumers a place to compare quotes and prices from local businesses.

Is a business name memorable if it’s Boring? Or if it’s Hung Far Low?

Jody Murray - Sep 7, 2010

Does an eyebrow-raising or giggle-inducing name boost a business' profile or increase its clientele? Why not ask Men Behaving Handy, Great Lay Tiling, Getting to Mow You or Bzzzt Electrical Services.

Steak knives don’t come out for Young Entrepreneurship ‘concept’ event

James Tuckerman - Apr 15, 2010

Michael Fox of Shoes0fprey.com revealed his penchant for designing stilettos. Jeremy Levitt of PodProperty and Service Seeking proudly informed the crowd that he enjoys cold-calling. Kirsty Black of Halo Headphones explained why she turned down $500,000 and went sailing instead. Julie Sweet of Certificates Online shared inspiration from Buddha and explained what she'd do with five thousand.

Steak knives don't come out for Young Entrepreneurship 'concept' event

Caimes - Apr 15, 2010

Young Entrepreneurs’ Night Out

Anthill Magazine - Apr 7, 2010

Meet and learn from other young business builders. Share a drink. Have a laugh. Gain insights from a panel of business builders. And most importantly of all, help us build a culture of entrepreneurship in NSW!

Young Entrepreneurs' Night Out

Caimes - Apr 7, 2010

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Five essential things to get right if you want to raise...

Anthill Magazine - Aug 10, 2015

So you’ve got a brilliant idea, or maybe you’ve even started building your nascent business, but you think it might help to bring on some extra money. You try to raise the money, but wherever you go it seems there are roadblocks and challenges, and it’s difficult to know where to start. To help tackle this tricky tropic, we interviewed Bryan Vadas. He’s the founder of iPledg (Australia’s leading crowdfunding platform for creative, commercial, charitable and community projects) and Capital Exchange Australia (an education and funding platform for startups).