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RSS5 Unexpected Ways to Differentiate from the ‘Rest’
Here are five ways that I have found that may help you stand out from the crowd. Create your own list and compare, as the main point of this exercise is to ensure you integrate these points in to your daily life.
The choice is yours, every single day.
18 Ways to Maximise Downtime in Your Business
Five Steps to Crafting Your Business Future
“Ok Skipper!”Who...me?“Yep, you! Where are we going? Where are we off to this year? In fact, where is the first stop?” Simple question. How would you answer?Would you jump on a boat, knowing that it is safe, and the skipper...
Google Reviews - Your Currency of Credibility
Trust and credibility are a form of currency in the business landscape today. With people living in a progressively digital world, the ability to position your business quickly with credibility can be the difference between a potential customer choosing you...
Are you Paying your Employees Enough?
Salary is never the number one reason why quality employees will be loyal to your company, however, ensuring you pay them well can reap benefits in multiple ways. A high salary can never replace a great culture, training and development, career progression and acknowledgement/recognition. In fact, that can be the reason why in some companies (a high salary is paid mining as an example); to make up for a lack in these aforementioned areas.
In regard to wages, companies can operate more efficiently and become more productive if they pay wages above the award level. Here are four different theories on how applying this strategy may be beneficial.
How to Confidently Increase Your Prices
The thought of increasing your prices; not only if, but when, can be a source of
anxiousness for some business owners.Often fears and concerns that a price increase will see you lose out on business, is the main barrier to taking this step. Yet is this a fact, or is it just an illusion?
Below are some steps to consider when increasing your prices and how to do it
confidently.
Four Steps to Retaining Your Best Employees