Are we still the land of the fair go?

Underpayment of wages has been a prolific topic in the franchise sector, with investigations of big name brands uncovering cases of franchisees underpaying employees. However, for many business owners, understanding the wage system in Australia is fraught with complexities.

Never Give Up

Winners are not people who never fail, but people who never quit.

Looking to go regional?

If you’re ready for a tree-change or sea-change, Snap Franchising and James’ Home Services share their guide to a regional relocation.

Lessons Learned the Hard Way

The early days of launching any successful concept are often fraught with stumbling starts, not only in franchising but, the music industry as well.

“Get sacked!”

Work smarter, not harder, by focusing on the most effective actions that will bring you closer to realising your end game.

What makes a great website for your business?

Your website is one of the primary customer touch points in your business. So, let’s take a look at an average website versus a great website for your business, as sometimes the differences are not so obvious if you are not looking for them!

2017 Top Five Latest Trends in Franchising

Today, in 2017, many changes in the worldwide economy, in business regulation, and in the demands of both the investors and the consumer market have inspired new trends in franchising, making it even more promising as a viable business model for long-term success and sustainability.

Freight Expert InXpress is supporting businesses to succeed

InXpress International Freight Consultant, Bev Taylor, has been building her business over the last three years. She doesn’t describe her career as anything “spectacular”; but those who meet her would disagree.

Why you need to keep your eyes on the coffee

The hospitality industry is growing and Espresso Bar, Stellarossa, is continuing to grow with it.

Australians love their furniture

The Australian furnishing industry is a major contributor to the national economy, contributing $25 billion annually to the Australian economy. The average household has at least 10 pieces of upholstered furniture with 9mil+ homes, so the pool of potential customers isn’t going to stop growing.

You’re only as good as your staff

Sleepy’s is the ‘go-to’ expert in bedding in Australia – a position they hold due to the time and care they put into finding and training the right people.