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Business NewsFive questions to build "brand love" and great word of mouth
If you want your customers to love your brand and tell the world about it, Sarah Birkens of Purple Circle Group has five questions which, if you answer them honestly, will help you to get positive word of mouth. Why fit staff are good for business
Have you ever thought about star jumps, squats and Zumba classes as tools to keep your employees satisfied and also productive? Click here to read the full story. The best of the blogsNew laws around unconscionable conduct - 7 tips for property developers Recent changes to the Competition and Consumer Act could have serious ramifications for property developers, since according to Carolina Zandarin Pizarro acting in a way that puts property purchasers at a disadvantage could be against the law.
Time to tune up your business model? Given the pace of change in today's volatile marketplace, Geoff Steer suggests every business owner revisit their business model, as what has worked in the past is no longer guaranteed to work in the future.
When your customer is your competitor In this month's blog Dr Monique Beedles stresses the importance of understanding who your competitors are and how you can differentiate yourself from them and come out a winner. Feature articlesHow to lead a successful team building exerciseDone well, team building exercises can boost productivity and morale across your business. Done badly, they can leave your employees cringing with embarrassment. So what makes a good one, and what should you avoid? EntrepreneursMy Business meets ... property developer Bob AndersenBob Andersen is CEO of property development company Positive Property Strategies. During his thirty years experience in the property development and investment sectors, Bob has held both state and national management positions with some of Australia’s major development companies. In this Q&A with My Business he shares his insights into business success. Click here to read the full story Creel Price and the seven paradoxes of coachingNot enough entrepreneurs take up or maintain an executive or business coach. A key obstacle is the perception that business owners hold of coaching. Serial Entrepreneur Creel Price is on a mission to change this. | |||
