Business tips

DIY solutions result in risky business management

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By Campbell Phillips

When it comes to sprucing up our homes, we’re a nation of DIYers. But when it comes to business management, you’re better off investing in solutions that are built for purpose. Here’s why.

Contract management 101 for small business owners

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By Kellie Byrnes

Understanding contracts and how to properly manage them is fundamental to any sound business venture and might just save you from a number of legal headaches. In this article, Kellie Byrnes explains the basics of good contract management.

How to tell if you need to switch suppliers

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By Ailsa Page

Are you a loyal customer and stick with the same suppliers through the good times and the bad? Or are you happy to shop around and switch suppliers based on the best deal?

Holly Ransom’s method for leveraging change

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By James Curnow

Appearing at Partner Connect 2019 Day Two, the Emergent CEO offered her advice on how business leaders can embrace change and set course for a more successful tomorrow.

Are home delivery options hurting your restaurant’s profitability?

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By Renae Smith

Home delivery services have found themselves in a bit of hot water lately surrounding concerns over their health and safety risks as well as unfair contract terms with restaurants who use their services, writes Renae Smith.

5 exit strategies for small business owners in New Zealand

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By Henry Brandts-Giesen

People get into small business for a host of different reasons, but all eventually find cause to move on. Here are five exit strategies that any small business owner should consider long before it comes time to pull the pin.

How to approach rebranding for hospitality businesses

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By Renae Smith

Is it time for a complete overhaul of your café, restaurant or bar? Renae Smith discusses how to rebrand your business safely and strategically.

Considering insurance for a new business? Start here

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By Ailsa Page

Depending on what you do, getting insurance for a business can result in some eye-watering costs. But being insured is absolutely worth it for the peace of mind, writes Ailsa Page.

3 steps to make your digital customer experience more human

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By Renae Smith

Regardless of size or category, consumer-facing businesses must invest in their customer experience as a competitive advantage. In an increasingly online world, this means striking the balance between automation and the human touch, writes Renae Smith.
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