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BUSINESS ADVICE
A business advice summary from what I am reading and learning
Business Advice Posts
Every working person needs business advice. Whether you are in a company, enterprise or start up you can learn from other peoples’ business advice. Now I am not saying I have the answers to everything. What I am saying is that when we learn from other peoples’ business advice then perhaps we get a ‘step up’. A free kick.
I read a lot and go to many seminars and conferences. Part of my entrepreneurial journey is learning from trial and error. There are so many things to learn. For me I write them here in a selection of blog posts so that I can maybe assist others on his or her leadership journey.
It will be difficult for me to know which, if any, of these posts will touch move and inspire you to be a better leader. The thing is with business advice, or any advice for that matter, it only works if you adapt it to your owner circumstances. There is no quick fix. There is no easy way.
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Reading my business advice blog posts might well help you find an answer that you did not know you were looking for.
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Catch up your business advice reading in the following chapters.
Two lessons in Customer Experience from Boeing
Who is driving the customer experience at Boeing? Boeing is in the news. In its 103-year history, it is probably facing the greatest challenges it ever has. Some commentators are asking ‘will it survive’? The customer experience and the brand reputation are being...
Three pieces of advice for the My Business Mentor finalists
The Microsoft Store My Business Mentor program concluded last week. The five finalists travelled from around Australia to the Flagship Microsoft Store Sydney for a one-on-one session with me on business growth, as well as a session with both a Microsoft Store tech...
Asking the right question
Running a business for the ‘freedom’ of being your own boss, sounds wonderful – and often is. However, being a business owner has many challenges. I’m not talking about macro-economic trends, or the shifting sands of customer data. Simply put ‘it can be lonely at the...
Cellarmasters responds to shifting retail with AI technology
As an early adopter of Albert marketing AI technology in Australia, Cellarmasters and its customers are reaping the rewards. The changing face of retail Macro industry factors are driving rapid and unrelenting change in the retail industry. This is highlighted weekly...
Business Class Column launch: Business Advice for Regional Australia
Understanding your ‘why’ and setting a clear vision Business Advice Column launch. Today I join News Regional Media as a guest columnist for its Business Class series. I have been speaking regularly about the growth in regional Australia. In the last 2 years aloneI...
What is brand trust and why is it so important?
Trust is a topic that continues to trend - and in times of Royal Commissions and business failures - it's a topic more important than ever. This is a topic I think about a lot. Building trust online is hard - and building long term, sustainable customer (and empoyee)...
Final impressions count: Owning the last mile
Food delivery services are on the rise - with a generation of 'I want it now!' what does this really mean for restaurants - and the customer experience? The young people in my life would prefer to order 'Uber Eats' or another delivery service than open a can on...
The Fourth Wave of the Industrial Revolution
The Fourth Wave of the Industrial Revolution A few weeks ago in San Francisco, I attended Dreamforce — the annual Salesforce conference which not only launches it’s new technologies but challenges leadership and inspires conversation, including discussion about the...