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Aussie business owners can make their lives much easier if they add an online presence and reap the benefits of making it easier for customers to find them, says MYOB’s Julian Smith.
Google and MYOB’s joint project ‘Getting Aussie Businesses Online’ has seen more than 4,000 businesses take up the offer of a free website, an average of eight Australian business owners per hour since its launch on March 2, 2011.
MYOB’s Julian Smith shares his top people management tips, including effective communication, leading by example, sharing the strategic plan and setting realistic expectations.
Haven’t got a website made yet? You’re not alone. Between 50 and 60 percent of Australian businesses do not yet have an online presence, but no more excuses: from today, the first 50,000 businesses to sign up get a free website from MYOB and Google. No strings attached.
One of our bloggers, MYOB General Manager, Julian Smith, based in New Zealand, reflects of the resilience of antipodean businesses and communities in the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquake.
I was doing some research recently and came across some Australian software developers working hard at being big, by helping small businesses.
As we look back on the past year, I’m sure the only positive thing a lot of business people feel they can take from 2010 is that they got through it. But the quiet successes that some Aussie businesses have achieved this year are both something to celebrate, and something to take inspiration from for 2011.
Saasu is taking the fight to Xero and MYOB in the online accounting software market with the launch of a new version of its most popular product, Saasu ‘Accountants Edition’.
Sage Software Australia has launched Sage My Business, a cloud-based, hosted accounting package designed for small-to-medium-sized businesses.
