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How to structure your startup for investment
1:46PM | Friday, 23 January 2015 | Lachlan McKnight
It's important to understand what potential Angel and VC investors will want to see from a legal standpoint before investing.
PlanningSurvey shows Aussie startups should dream a little bigger
1:05PM | Tuesday, 20 January 2015 | Kye White
The majority of Australian startup founders are university educated, aged between 30 and 35, and too many aren’t targeting a big enough market, according to the results of Startup Muster.
| PlanningSelling paintings online: Online art platform is redrawing the gallery landscape
1:20PM | Friday, 16 January 2015 | Andrew Sadauskas
For artists, especially those from rural and regional areas, getting paintings in a gallery for display has always been a challenge. Now an online platform, called Blue Thumb, is taking some of the headaches out of making a living as an artist.
| Business ideas | GrowthSouthStart 2015 conference announces keynote speakers and plans more investor-friendly direction
1:06PM | Tuesday, 13 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
South Australia’s largest startup conference has announced its keynote speakers for 2015, including Shark Tank investor Stephen Baxter, OneShift founder Gen George and BlueChilli’s Alan Jones.
| Planning | Business planningDevices and enterprise software to lead IT spending growth in 2015: Gartner
1:30PM | Tuesday, 13 January 2015 | Andrew Sadauskas
Global spending on devices and enterprise software is projected to grow in 2015, but data centres and telecom services is set to remain sluggish.
| Planning | Financing a business | TechnologyIs 2015 the year of enterprise software?
1:55PM | Monday, 12 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
An increasing number of startups are helping Australian companies boost their performance and streamline services by leveraging new technology.
| Planning | Business planningShe Makes Games: encouraging women to make video games
1:37PM | Friday, 9 January 2015 | Andrew Sadauskas
About half of Australian video gamers are female, but men account for 88% of game developers. The Girl Geek Academy has organised an event in Melbourne later this month that hopes to help change that.
| Planning | Business planning | Growth | TechnologyThree things to keep to keep in mind when moving your startup overseas
1:36PM | Thursday, 8 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
Whether chasing customers and investors in the US or even as far away as Poland, Australian entrepreneurs are no strangers to setting up shop overseas.
| Planning | Business planningFour things to keep in mind when considering a pivot
1:31AM | Tuesday, 6 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
Many Australian startups have pivoted into successful companies. But how do you know it’s the right time to change the direction of your company, or the product or service it provides?
| Planning | Business planning | Growth Strategy | Leadership | ManagementVictorian sports startups to get a head start with new accelerator program
1:02PM | Monday, 5 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
The Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) has announced an accelerator program to help Victorian startups tap into the $300 billion global sports products market.
| Planning | Business planning | Financing a business | Venture CapitalMeet the NSW startup allowing travellers to search for events in their own language
1:19PM | Monday, 5 January 2015 | Broede Carmody
A Sydney-based startup is looking to help locals and travellers find major, accessible events anywhere in the world in their own language.
| Planning | Business planning | Technology | Start-up ProfilesEscaping the herd mentality: why some Aussie startups are choosing the Big Apple over Silicon Valley
12:44PM | Thursday, 18 December 2014 | Broede Carmody
A growing number of Australian startups are moving to New York rather than Silicon Valley.
| PlanningDavid Chung of etaskr on chucking in corporate life to chase the startup dream: #2015istheyear
12:49PM | Wednesday, 17 December 2014 | Amir Nissen
Today we’ve got a case study of the corporate kind, bringing you up close and personal with David Chung, co-founder of etaskr.
| PlanningBid-based shopping platform promises fear-free haggling
12:40PM | Tuesday, 16 December 2014 | Dinushi Das
Sydney-based startup Bidz Direct has developed a new shopping platform that’s attempting to give consumers more control over pricing.
| Business planningAction on cyberbullying: token gesture or the way forward?
12:15PM | Friday, 12 December 2014 | Ilan Katz
The reaction to the federal government’s plans to clamp down on cyberbullying has ranged from hostility from some libertarians to scepticism about yet another government attempt to make the internet safer.
| PlanningHow Ash Davies created his ‘YouTube for books’ startup Tablo: #2015istheyear
12:47PM | Friday, 12 December 2014 | Amir Nissen
Startups, like genius, are 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Successful startups execute. But executing drains your energy, so it’s important to go back to the well of inspiration somewhat regularly, to make sure you’re up to the task.
| PlanningHow to validate your idea over Christmas: #2015istheyear
12:34PM | Thursday, 11 December 2014 | Amir Nissen
You’ve got an idea for a startup – good for you. What most people don’t realise is that ideas are worth next to nothing.
| PlanningLove is in the app: Sydney startup Pozee brings reality back to dating
12:51PM | Wednesday, 10 December 2014 | Dinushi Dias
Sibling co-founders Courtney and Joanna Hayes have launched a new app encouraging singles to put down their mobile devices and meet in real life.
| Business ideasThree key design lessons from the Australian designer behind Google Wave
12:26AM | Wednesday, 10 December 2014 | Andrew Sadauskas
The Australian designer behind Google's now-defunct Wave service has shared the key lessons learnt from the innovative but ultimately unsuccessful service.
| Planning | MarketingWhat teenage entrepreneurs think of the government’s higher education reforms
12:03PM | Tuesday, 9 December 2014 | Broede Carmody
Young entrepreneurs are worried the deregulation of university fees will burden them with more debt before starting their own business.
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