Posts tagged "startup advice"

In the fourth part of our startup school series, we dive into the failure rate and characteristics of new tech companies and suggest ways to help your business thrive.

In the second edition of the startup school series, SmartCompany Plus looks at how founders can approach growth.

Here are a few cost-effective, scalable ways to grow your business without breaking the bank in the new financial year.

Having played a career in the NRL and now launched life admin startup Eggy with his wife, Kirk Reynoldson says the blood, sweat and tears on the pitch are the same as those in the boardroom. 

"Capital raising is like Formula 1," says Shippit chief executive Will On, after his company secured new funding to help fuel its continued expansion into Asia.

Eight experts explain why innovation is an iterative process that relies on trial and error, requiring a pragmatic, adaptable and ego-free mindset that keeps chipping away.

Startup founders are all hungry to be taken seriously, but to achieve success they need to be able to spot a bad deal and recognise when to walk away.

As teams grow, it becomes challenging to operate cohesively, but these three words can help bring out your team's innovative best.

Aussie startup Rich Data Corporation is applying an ethical AI model to improving access to credit and close the financial inclusion gap.

Adam Schwab analyses COVID-19 data predictions to demonstrate how one of the major difficulties founders face is modelling future sales and expenses.

Like most startups, Lemonade has been forced to place fewer, bigger bets than their deep pocketed, long established rivals.

David Zahlan gets no shortage of advice from people telling him how to run Alexanders. But he ignores it all.