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My Business’ Sales category is an online repository of sales-related articles aimed at educating Australian business owners on how to boost business sales and how to develop effective sales strategies.

This particular category contains relevant information on topics like customer spending habits, latest sales trends, property and business sales and sales-related legislation made by the Australian government.
It also contains expert insights from various industry leaders and provides guidelines for businesses in need of effective sales approaches. It takes apart the complexities of sales by tackling sales-related problems to provide sustainable alternatives for business owners.
It also helps Australian business owners be updated with the latest global economic trends via news articles that discuss the latest industry trends and other events shaping the international sales sphere.

Filtered water tap

Businesses ‘misled’ on water filter cartridges: ACCC

Businesses that purchased water filter cartridges from a Queensland supplier are likely to have been misled about the compliance rating on the cartrid...

Wedding presents

Australians’ $20bn gift-giving spree

Australians are spending an estimated $20 billion on gifts for loved ones, new research has found, and most are doing so on the spur of the moment wit...

Europcar

Europcar fined $350,000 over card surcharges

“We have accepted a penalty of $350,000... in recognition of the limitations in our rental system,” Europcar has said, after the car hire company ...

Australian money and properties

SMEs unconvinced rate, tax cuts are enough

Australian SMEs seem largely unconvinced that tax cuts and interest rate reductions are enough to stimulate the ailing economy. Yet property buyers a...

NAB offices

NAB braces for possible 400,000-strong class action

The National Australia Bank could be the subject of a massive new class action, after the Federal Court reportedly ruled that some 400,000 of its cust...

Australian Post

Australia Post petitions to raise stamp prices

The nation’s postal service has outlined plans to hike the cost of postage stamps and ordinary letter delivery services. But not all services would...

Amazon

Amazon opens its expertise, infrastructure to Aussie start-ups

Global retailer Amazon has announced the launch of an Australian accelerator program, with the aim of helping local start-ups and entrepreneurs use it...

Busy shopping centre

Retail turnover bounces back post-election

Australia’s retail sector saw a rise in almost every category in June, fresh ABS figures showed, with the sector shrugging off an almost stagnant re...

Money, cash, payment

‘Businesses too often let clients choose their prices’

“Quite often, there might be a pricing strategy in there that we need to change,” accountant George Morice has told My Business, highlighting some...

pedestrians in the city

Shedding clients grew a business sevenfold in 5 years

It’s a controversial tactic: sacrifice short-term revenue and shed less profitable customers to focus more on high-value ones. But an accountant has...

Illan Samuel, Samuel Property

Developer’s tips for surviving a market downturn

When faced with a major property market downturn, property developer Illan Samuel decided not to follow competitors by diversifying into alternate rev...

7-Eleven

7-Eleven commits to new store rollouts

Convenience retailer 7-Eleven has opened a new store in Queensland’s Coolum Beach, and revealed the extent of its expansion plans for the current fi...

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