DYNAMICBUSINESS.COM

We are talking marketing this week.

Social media marketing and mobile marketing are the latest buzz words redefining the rules of how you market your business and communicate with your customers. See below for some great features on how to incorporate mobile marketing and social media marketing into your business.

In other news, we are making a lot of changes here at DynamicBusiness. Be on the look out for a ‘new look’ e-newsletter and our first online survey. We are always trying to improve the service we provide you and we value your feedback. In the coming months we will be launching an online survey with the chance to win some great prizes including the latest mobile devices and an exciting online advertising package simply by telling us what you think of the website! It’s that easy!

Be sure to keep checking back to the website for updates :)

Jessica
Online Manager

www.dynamicbusiness.com


Mobile marketing made easy


With the surging popularity of 3G phones and devices, the mobile is now mainstream. In Australia, where adoption rates are high, there’s never been a better the time to include mobiles in your marketing mix.
> Read more
  > Forward this article
6 tips for better brainstorming


The brainstorm is often perceived as the Holy Grail for answering questions that arise in business. But did you know there are right and wrong ways to brainstorm? An unfocused brainstorming session can be a waste of time but conducted properly, can have huge benefits. Here are 6 tips for better brainstorming.
> Read more
  > Forward this article
What staff web misuse is costing your business


Do your employees spend time internet shopping, playing online games or downloading pirated movies? Can you trust your staff on the net? For small businesses in Australia, the internet has changed behaviour in the workplace and created new challenges for managers. Kerri-Anne Turner explores the implications of web misuse for your business.
> Read more
  > Forward this article
Why business should join the social media conversation


Social media has redefined the rules of marketing your business and communicating with customers. But with so many new tools available, how can SME owners effectively utilise them to meet business objectives?
> Read more
  > Forward this article
Getting started with SaaS


If there’s truth in the mantra that standing still can often mean you’re going backwards, the implication for SMEs yet to deploy SaaS may be that their SaaS-adopting competitors are running more effective and efficient operations. SaaS can benefit your business in a number of ways from email to accounting and customer relationship management (CRM).
> Read more
  > Forward this article
Disclaimer | © DYNAMICBUSINESS.com 2007, All Rights Reserved | Unsubscribe | Advertising

You have received this email due to previous contact, or interest in Dynamic Business magazine, Dynamic Small Business magazine, DSB magazine, Hands on Retail magazine or DYNAMICBUSINESS.com. As required by the Spam Act, which regulates unsolicited commercial electronic messages, we have provided the option for you to unsubscribe: To unsubscribe, please simply click unsubscribe. We respect your privacy and assure you when you unsubscribe you will receive no further contact.

Email sent by:
DYNAMICBUSINESS.com
| Hot News

> Emissions trading will hurt small business
> Australia outperforms all advanced economies: OECD 
> Business owners must prepare for new financial year
> Free online legal advice for small business
> New geographical domain names good for business  



Featured Bloggers


Andrew Gorecki
The Retail Coinnesseur

BOTTOMS UP! Let’s toast to the New Financial Year!
Six months into 2009 and it’s been announced by those in the know that apparently our ‘annus horribilis’ economically speaking, is over. Australia has dodged the recession…Technically. Well the champagne is chilled and the fireworks are on standby. But as the banks raise interest rates, the housing market begins to warm up again and consumers continue to shop with more caution and less credit, I’m wondering if it’s too early to pop the champagne corks?
> Read the rest of Andrew's blog


Tina Radford
HR Matters

Employees requests for flexible hours a minefield!
The new Industrial Relations Laws, namely Fair Work Australia kicks in next week on 1 July 2009. Labor has brought about a raft of changes that will require employers of all sizes to be more flexible in their working arrangements. The intention of the flexible work arrangements and generous parental leave provisions are to assist and support working parents, (particularly mothers) to balance work and family responsibilities.
> Read the rest of Tina's blog  


Hot Links

> Stop sooking about it and take control and action today
> Find out how market leaders are saving money on IT. Go to SaaS Mentor.