Salesand marketing

Read the latest advice, feature articles and news on sales and marketing in Australian business for business leaders, CEOs and leading companies.

Sink or swim, web business iSelect prepares to float

The comparison site has dominated the Australian market and is a tasty prospect for stockmarket players. But don’t believe all of the hype you’re reading in the nation’s financial daily.

By Adam Schwab

Nutella-maker Ferrero sends cease-and-desist letter to ‘World Nutella Day’ founder

By Myriam Robin

21 May 2013

Social media expert says clamping down on users posting about your product is “missing the point” of branding.

Big Money: Is the internet destroying the middle class?

By Myriam Robin

17 May 2013

High-volume, low-margin online businesses employ only the most skilled technicians and the cheapest grunt labour, so what does that spell for our comfortable, middle-class aspirations?

Companies must embrace new marketing reality

By Trevor Young

15 May 2013

Forward-thinking executives should take full advantage of social media and online publishing tools to reinvent the way they communicate with the marketplace and customers.

Zara v H&M: Which will win the battle for Australian fast-fashion?

By Myriam Robin

08 May 2013

Cutting-edge retailers Zara and H&M both do fast-fashion, but very, very differently.

Pricing Propheteer: Should you tell customers the cost of running your business?

By Jon Manning

07 May 2013

Reach your customers by talking about value, not cost.

How you can benefit from a rival’s new product

By Harvard Business Review

07 May 2013

Instead of tackling competition by going on the defensive, treat rivalry as an opportunity to exert pricing power.

What companies can learn from ‘micro mavens’

By Trevor Young

30 April 2013

By leveraging social media and content marketing, creative entrepreneurs are paving the way for today’s innovative big businesses.

Pricing Propheteer: Pay-to-browse will succeed… one day

By Jon Manning

23 April 2013

Brisbane company Celiac Supplies charges customers $5 to browse.

Nine email marketing tricks that earn eBags $14 a head on email subscribers

By Myriam Robin

18 April 2013

American luggage retailer eBags has crafted an email marketing program that delivers both subscribers and sales in spectacular style.

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