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Suzi Dafnis
News and interviews on Suzi Dafnis including trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
How entrepreneurs are using social networking to market their business
Amanda Gome, founder/publisher of SmartCompany.com.au and Suzi Dafnis discuss the benefits of using social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter to market your business.
Energise Enterprise 2009
Energise Enterprise - Victoria's Small Business Festival is designed to provide inspiration, skills and information to those managing or seeking to start a small business.
When will the downturn end? Entrepreneurs tell
When it comes to the state of the nation, SmartCompany has the unique sounding-board of the country's engine room - small and medium business. To answer the above question, we asked a dozen entrepreneurs for their take on the economy.
ENTREPRENEUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION: Suzi Dafnis
Suzi Dafnis is 41 years old, a marketing guru, and burst on to the BRW Rich List with a worth of $14 million. She founded Pow Wow Events and now runs the Australian Businesswomen's Network.
How Twitter will change your business
Ever wondered how to advertise, communicate directly with customers and keep abreast of your competition, all at the same time? Social networking website Twitter could be the answer. PATRICK STAFFORD reveals the tips and traps of this hot new online tool.
Top 40 Sales & Marketing Tips
Australia’s leading entrepreneurs are brilliant at
selling and marketing and in creating the strategy that supports these key functions. As the current downturn kicks in, we took a trip around SmartCompany.com.au pulling together the tips and tricks that
BRW’s young rich 2007
BRW’s young rich 2007
Gen-Ys turn to mentors
Smart and ambitious under-30s are increasingly being mentored, to round out their skills. For employers it’s a chance to demonstrate their commitment. By MIKE PRESTON.
‘My business is growing fast, but how do I balance its increasing demands on my time and energy with my other commitments?’
‘My business is growing fast, but how do I balance its increasing demands on my time and energy with my other commitments?’
Max Dumais
The other day I saw a photo of an iPod accessory vending machine that got me thinking: what’s weird today maybe wired tomorrow…
Financial advice in demand... China makes MG sports car... Reverse mortgages boom... Second Life record property deal... Vending mania
Financial advice in demand... China makes MG sports car... Reverse mortgages boom... Second Life record property deal... Vending mania
Life of a bum
Aussie Bum, which is a men’s swimming and underwear company that has gone worldwide very quickly. It started in 2001 and it’s already turning over $20 million. Founder Sean Ashby talks to AMANDA GOME.
Fire in the belly
The business has grown and has more staff. How do I inspire them to love the business? SUZI DAFNIS answers.
How to put the Wow in your marketing
Pow Wow Events founder Suzi Dafnis shares her secrets and insights into the power of marketing, and where the right approach can take your company. By AMANDA GOME.
