Entrepreneurship 101 for leaders and those who want to be

Business data and intelligence are vital in any organisation. MICHAEL HINSHAW explains the mechanics in leveraging customer-centric actions to better manage your business.
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From little tweaks, big savings grow

Businesses have a habit of avoiding routine maintenance, preferring to perform costly large overhauls every few years. GRAHAM JONES explains that small but consistent tweaks leads to big savings further down the line.
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Fuel and friction: the psychology of sales

Successfully reaching lofty sales targets is usually about more than just offering better products or selling harder. TOM MARTIN explains how retailers can increase sales by eliminating friction.
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Make the most of local events and the chance to get face-to-face with new customers

Communities often organise street fairs and shopping events, which to the untrained eye, may seem like a waste of time. NANCY GEORGES explains that these events are in fact an excellent chance to expand your business.
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Looking back to make the most of what’s ahead

Sometimes the best way to predict the future when it comes to market change and adaptation is to study the past. BRYAN PEARSON examines the lessons learned in 2021 and how they may impact 2022 as it continues to unfold.
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Pearls Part II: South Sea & Tahitian

South Sea and Tahitian pearls are the most prized of pearls cultured today. These exceptionally lustrous beauties can only be grown with meticulous care in the most pristine environmental conditions.
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Strengthen customer relations by lending a helping hand with coverage

Everyone wants to be protected in the event of a sudden disaster. LACHLAN RENSHAW says retailers have an important part to play in helping customers pursue quality insurance.
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