LinkedIn users in a frenzy over “genius” business card design Entrepreneurs Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 26 February 2021 A LinkedIn post is going gangbusters, as entrepreneurs, marketing experts and designers debate the design of one “genius” business card.
More than 100 IGA supermarkets to offer delivery via DoorDash Retail Eloise Keating 26 February 2021 More than 100 IGA supermarkets are now offering their customers home delivery via DoorDash — within as little as 45 minutes.
Want to take action this International Women’s Day? Stop asking women to work for free Business Advice Lacey Filipich 26 February 2021 With so many women operating their own businesses or freelancing, asking them to work for free is hurting the very population you're supposedly helping.
Christie’s will soon auction its first blockchain-backed digital-only artwork. But why? Analysis Denise Thwaites 26 February 2021 On February 25, US-based digital artist Mike Winkelmann's enormous digital collage will be auctioned online by Christie’s as an NFT.
How one business got its Facebook page restored, and why its owner is rethinking her social media strategy Marketing Lois Maskiell 25 February 2021 Businesses caught in Facebook’s news ban are rethinking their digital strategies, after media bargaining code negotiations come to a close.
TradieSpec secures $500,000 in seed funding, after pulling the plug on its raise last year Construction & Engineering Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 25 February 2021 Sydney startup TradieSpec has closed a $500,000 seed round, 12 months after the COVID-19 pandemic put its funding plans on hold.
“A square peg in a round hole”: StartupAus chief Alex McCauley echoes calls for a software-specific R&D Tax Incentive Analysis Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 25 February 2021 StartupAus chief Alex McCauley has echoed calls for a software-specific R&D Tax Incentive scheme, saying ongoing confusion could dissuade investors.
Businesses that stand for something greater than what they sell are more likely to be profitable post-pandemic Business Advice Carl Gough 25 February 2021 Just as the global pandemic has changed the way we work, it has also changed what people expect from brands and businesses.
BNPL code of practice to come into effect next week, in a win for self-regulation Retail Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 24 February 2021 The long-awaited BNPL code of practice is set to come into effect on Monday, March 1, including provisions for naming and shaming bad actors.
Facebook’s news ban may be over, but opportunities for startups remain Analysis Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 24 February 2021 Facebook has agreed to reinstate sharing of news posts in Australia. But news startups are already seeing their subscriber numbers grow.