It’s sometimes harder to sell Australian products at David Jones than at Harrods. Samea Maakrun explains why export was the fastest route to success for her skincare brand Sasy n Savy.
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The 2012 London Olympics pose a huge opportunity for Australian companies with the right vision, expertise, products or services to contribute to the massive construction and organisational challenge of hosting the world’s biggest international sporting event.
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One of Australia’s most recognised exporters has been lighting up buildings for nearly 40 years. Jennifer Blake talks to Laservision about technology, triumphs and trials at the top of the world’s light show industry.
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It’s sometimes harder to sell Australian products at David Jones than at Harrods. Samea Maakrun explains why export was the fastest route to success for her skincare brand Sasy n Savy.
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You can’t always be present in an export market, but your website is. Get it right.
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Melbourne architect Alexandra Chu is at the forefront of sustainable design in Shanghai, running a respected master planning firm and heading up Anken Group, developing sustainable serviced offices for creative businesses.
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Jennifer Wilson explains how her digital content business The Project Factory is finding its feet in the United Kingdom.
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Kate Egan-Hirst of FranchiseBusiness.com.au shares her top tips for ensuring your website can be found by potential customers.
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Selling internationally online is increasingly an option favoured by Australian exporters with suitable products, but preparation is the key to success.
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Susan Cates of Urban Originals explain how the EMDG helped the accessory brand make its name overseas.
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