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Ben Neil: Hospitality Recruitment Solutions

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A lot of hospitality businesses don’t have the structure to afford a recruitment specialist on-staff, but they also understand recruitment isn’t just placing an advert in the paper and picking the best candidate who applies.

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Graham Young: Online Opinion

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You’ve worked in politics, property development and now online publishing and web development; can you give us three quick lessons you’ve learned?
First lesson is that research is everything. Unless you understand your market and your product, then you will only make money by pure dumb luck.

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Matt Freedman: Sticky Tickets

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You’ve launched three online businesses! Is it like learning a foreign language, where it’s easy to learn four if you’ve already nailed one?
As an entrepreneur, your first business is just preparing you for your next. I was pretty naive when I started Redback Solutions.

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Riges Younan: 2Vouch

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2Vouch is described as a ‘social recruiting platform’ – what does that mean?
Social Recruiting harnesses the evolution of Web 2.0 technologies and social media. That means utilising tools – like social networks Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter – for business.

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Elias Bizannes: Silicon Beach Australia

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Your website Silicon Beach Australia is about helping to bring the “Australian community together” regarding “communication and technology”. Why?
Australia has a very vibrant tech industry, but it’s also very fragmented. There’s a frustration that Australia is not reaching its potential.

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Jacob Cass: Just Creative Design

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What’s the best piece of advice you could give a business owner who needs to convey their vision to a designer; for a company logo, website or business cards?
Rather than getting each client to create their own design brief, I usually send my clients a questionnaire to fill out. This lets them get all of their ideas, concepts and thoughts down onto paper.

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