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A Blog About A Blog
Written on August 27, 2015 at 4:32 am, by admin
In our experience, blogging is one of the most effective ways for companies with non-retail professional services and/ or industrial products to gain customers online, and support and retain existing customers. A blog that informs customers/ clients about your services, strategies and policies that can be adopted by them, product and service benefits or problems, Continue Reading
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Web Security Is Simple
Written on August 27, 2015 at 4:25 am, by admin
Hacking is an everyday occurrence, unfortunately, in our online “Internet of Everything” society today. Many large companies and government departments are highly aware of the vulnerability of their databases and ongoing security of their communication platforms. These organisations have the resources and skill set to handle and, more importantly, prevent hacking. Even so, we see Continue Reading
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Grants are Good for Business if Properly Structured
Written on November 25, 2014 at 3:26 am, by admin
The federal government has made 484.2 million available to a fund called entrepreneurs’ infrastructure programme to help Australian businesses grow and innovate. As a consultant, like most consultants in Australia and western countries , major client relationships with the government is necessary to achieve grants that are always available for the industrial and service sectors Continue Reading
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Your Website as a Selling Tool
Written on November 25, 2014 at 12:47 am, by admin
In previous blogs we have talked about the website as a selling tool. A selling tool is an important part of a business because nothing happens until there is a sale. As a selling tool the website should be able to take customers from awareness through to Action to Awareness in a step commonly known Continue Reading
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Population Maturity Is a Real Problem NOW
Written on March 17, 2014 at 1:22 am, by admin
In 2013, 31.5% of Australia’s population was under 24 years of age. This is a high dependency market and although they are major consumers, many of them are still not working and many of them are casual workers if they are working. They are therefore a drain on the economy in terms of taking education Continue Reading
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