Gen Z consumers are willing to pay more for products matching their “purpose”, according to a new CommBank report
The new CommBank report states 53% of surveyed consumers are willing to pay more than usual for goods and services that come from "purpose-led" businesses.
A five-step strategy to building a successful podcast
For a podcast to work it needs to be made with an audience — not your ego — in mind. Here's how.
Brands come out in force for April Fools: Here are 12 of the best
It's the day pranksters welcome with glee, and brands plan for weeks (sometimes months) out. So which Aussie brands got in on the action this year?
Planning an April Fools’ Day prank? You probably shouldn’t
It bewilders me why organisations without a funny bone feel like they can come from nowhere and stick the landing at the start of April, writes Michel Hogan.
How to write a subject line that captures a reader’s attention
There is one surefire way to get your ideal audience to read your content: a strong headline or subject line, one that grabs attention. Here's how to write them.
My biggest mistake: Abigail Forsyth, co-founder of KeepCup
Abigail Forsyth explains what happened when she tried to launch a new KeepCup product at the wrong time, and how the business is getting back on track.
Why the Adore Beauty and 7-Eleven coffee scrub collaboration is a genius marketing play
The coffee scrub collaboration between retailer Adore Beauty and 7-Eleven is surprising and delighting consumers. Here's why it works.
Why the ACCC is suing Meta over crypto scam ads, and what it could mean for digital platforms if it wins
The ACCC alleges Meta failed to take sufficient steps to stop displaying scam cryptocurrency ads on Facebook in 2019, even after receiving complaints.
Unlicensed Instagram ‘finfluencers’ could face jail time, ASIC warns
ASIC has warned 'finfluencers' to watch what they say on social media or face jail time, but some social media influencers have welcomed the clarity.
Why the latest TGA influencer ruling is a win for authentic content creators
The new TGA influencer ruling effectively brings influencers in line with the rest of the industry regarding the advertising of therapeutic goods, writes Taryn Williams.
SMEs can soon apply for a .au domain: Here’s what you need to know
As of next week, Aussie businesses will be able to apply for a new domain name ending in ‘.au’, and the change could be significant for SMEs.
The one lesson businesses should take from the Women’s Network logo bungle
The Women's Network logo has been quietly taken down from the Prime Minister and cabinet's website after it was torn to shreds online for resembling a man's appendage.