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NEWSLETTER: THE BUZZ:
Issue 95: July 2008
04 July 2008
Work on your efficiency; Bee in to win; New on HomebizBuzz; New business books; Freebees

COMPETITIONS:
Bee in to win ...
02 July 2008
4 sets of five power books to add to your business, and personal, library!!

When setting your prices, make sure you allow for all your overheads and expenses. Most home businesses under-price their products or services. If possible, rather add value, and keep the price a bit higher.


HUMAN RESOURCES:
What do flexible working arrangements mean for your business?  
Department of Labour  02 July 2008
From July 1 the Employment Relations (Flexible Working Arrangements) Amendment Act provides yet another option for employers and employees who want to take advantage of flexible working arrangements, says the Department of Labour

EVENTS:
Calendar of events
30 June 2008
Find out what's happening in your neck of the woods, and where you can meet other home business operators

MARKETING BASICS:
What is your business’ technicoloured coat?
Nicky Bowden  30 June 2008
It’s important, says Nicky Bowden, to really understand what makes your business stand out from the crowd

WINNING BUSINESS:
What to do when you don't have references or testimonials
Bernadette Doyle  27 June 2008
When you are starting out in business it can be hard to get the references and testimonials some clients demand. Bernadette Doyle has some creative suggestions

GENERAL INFO:
Whiteboards for websites
Jo Couchman  25 June 2008
Jo Couchman tells us about a great new tool she has discovered for your website

GROW YOUR BIZ:
Six Mistakes to avoid when interviewing an expert for a teleseminar
Marcia Yudkin  23 June 2008
If you think recording a tele-seminar with an expert in your field might be a way to create a saleable product, then Marcia Yudkin outlines the things you really must avoid doing

CASHFLOW:
Work In Progress and your cash flow
Sue Hirst  20 June 2008
Work in Progress, says Sue Hirst, is a very sensitive driver in relation to cash flow and working capital in any business. She shows you how to measure your Work in Progress Days and improve this important driver

WINNING BUSINESS:
Emotion, not information, is the new currency of business
Graham Southwell  18 June 2008
In this age of information overload, businesses looking for referrals must concentrate more on transferring emotion instead of information, says Graham Southwell

GROW YOUR BIZ:
How to turn your ideas into reality
Bernadette Doyle  16 June 2008
If you are brimming with exciting new ideas for your business, but short on implementation, Bernadette Doyle has six top tips for getting things done

QUICKTIPS:
How to add Google ads to your website or blog
Jo Couchman  13 June 2008
If you have, or are planning, an information-rich website or blog, one way to make some extra cash is to put Google ads on your site, says Jo Couchman. She shows you how


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