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Many people engage with their local startup community, and plenty more don’t. There’s many reasons these people may not engage. In this article, I explain why they should. People who don’t join a startup community use reasons, such as; There… Continue Reading →
There are over 300 million people tweeting around the world each day. They are sharing thoughts, taking photos and videos, and importantly for bloggers, writers and content marketers, there is nothing better than Twitter for content marketing – it’s a… Continue Reading →
I have had this side project idea for a while now, which combines my love for promoting early stage startups and my interest on hearing the stories on how they were inspired. I spent a few hours last Sunday afternoon,… Continue Reading →
Note: Updated list of Australian startup and digital marketing conferences is now available for this year. I’ve previously written about the value that conferences and major events can have for attendees, and I am a strong believer in regularly attending… Continue Reading →
At the start of this year, I kicked off a side project to send a weekly curated newsletter on growth marketing, called growth.email. Basically, I read a ton of articles, choose the ten best and send a weekly email to… Continue Reading →
I’ve spent dozens of hours, reading over 650 growth hacking articles in my mission of collating the ten best articles every week to send to my growth.email subscribers. Now, with 22 issues in the archives, I have categorised and listed… Continue Reading →
At the start of 2017, I promised myself to spend this year launching four different side projects. One every quarter. I’ve got three other side projects part ready, and growth.email which I am still running, however for this quarter I’ve… Continue Reading →
You’ve come up with a startup idea, and you’re excited. This is going to be The Next Big Thing, you’re absolutely positive. You catch up with friends and family and bounce your idea off them. They agree you are onto… Continue Reading →
Since way back in August 2015, I’ve been running what I call a ‘micro news service’ on Twitter, called Startup Perth. Whilst it has a single page website, all the activity happens on the Twitter account. It was started to… Continue Reading →