2021 Business Plan Template: Draft One To Kickstart Your Big Idea
Preparation is the best way to handle the fear of venturing into the entrepreneurial space so,...
Read Moreby Tara Abrahams | Jan 20, 2021 | Business | 0 |
Preparation is the best way to handle the fear of venturing into the entrepreneurial space so,...
Read Moreby Tara Abrahams | Jan 18, 2021 | Business, How-to | 0 |
If you have entrepreneurial ambitions but haven’t quite found the right avenue yet – you’ve clicked on the right place. Starting your own business is more accessible with the rise of the internet and online shopping in South Africa. All you need to start a business is an active internet connection and a computer.
Read Moreby Tara Abrahams | Jan 13, 2021 | Business, Current Affairs, Social Media | 0 |
Should I leave WhatsApp and swipe over to Signal or Telegram? People across the world are in a...
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Nov 20, 2020 | Business, Social Media | 0 |
Twitter Fleets is officially live! After months of testing, Twitter HQ finally launched the exciting new feature in South Africa and, in true Twitter fashion, Fleets is a trending topic.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Nov 16, 2020 | Business, Online Marketing | 0 |
Budding entrepreneurs understand the struggle of starting your business with little to no financial capital. Starting a business is no easy feat, but the growing popularity of online shopping in South Africa makes entrepreneurship more accessible and starting a business with minimal capital is a possibility. Once you get over the hurdle of just starting, the next challenge becomes driving traffic to your website and increasing sales.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Nov 10, 2020 | Business, How-to | 0 |
A cohesive business plan acts as a roadmap for businesses and is a tool that helps guide you in making business decisions. If you’re well on your way to registering your small business and don’t have a business plan yet, there are free business plan templates available for you to use.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Nov 6, 2020 | Business, COVID-19 Lockdown | 0 |
The global health pandemic wreaked havoc on, not only the economy but also on small businesses....
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Oct 20, 2020 | Apps, Business | 0 |
Retail giant Pick n Pay announced that they had acquired South Africa’s first alcohol delivery app Bottles. The acquisition comes at the heels of Pick n Pay partnering with Bottles throughout the COVID-19 lockdown to offer same-day delivery of groceries and other lockdown essentials. According to Pick n Pay CEO Richard Brasher, the acquisition will be complete by November.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Oct 2, 2020 | Business, How-to | 0 |
The internet has revolutionized a lot of things but, one thing it’s made more tangible and accessible is starting a business. People from all backgrounds are now, more than ever, empowered to make their entrepreneurial ambitions a reality. The global pandemic has had an immense impact on the South African economy and household incomes.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Sep 21, 2020 | Business | 0 |
Venturing into entrepreneurship and seeing your vision come to fruition is an exhilarating experience. There is no linear path of starting a business – you start with what you have and where you are. If you’ve been sitting with a lucrative business idea that you’re passionate about and haven’t started – what are you waiting for?
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Sep 7, 2020 | Business, COVID-19 Lockdown | 0 |
Lockdown level 2 ushered in more relaxed regulations and resumed almost all economic activity. Small businesses are the backbone of the economy, and unlike, corporates, most small businesses did not have the necessary financial safety net when the pandemic unexpectedly brought business and society to a halt.
Read Moreby duduonthedaily | Sep 4, 2020 | Business | 0 |
Today, the 4th of September 2020, marks the ninth annual Small Business Friday that aims to shine the spotlight on the positive socio-economic impact that small businesses have in South Africa. According to banking.org.za, a whopping 91% of the country’s formalized businesses consists of SME’s.
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