Tag: queensland
Monday, 13 November 2017
Entrepreneurship: John Horan's success story
Entrepreneurs are extraordinary people as their ability to create an opportunity, innovate a new idea and build a brand whilst overcoming adversity is astonishing.
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Entrepreneurship
Wednesday, 26 July 2017
My disastrous trip to Brisbane
I'm a Queenslander through and through. Well, kind of. I am from an immigrant family who settled in Queensland, and even though I haven't lived there for 15 years, it is still a place I call home.
Marketing Eye began its journey about 13 years ago, and since then, we have built the business, as a team, into different States and Countries, which has been incredibly exciting. Who doesn't want to fly to New York for a business trip, or to Amsterdam? Even places like Atlanta and Los Angeles have their benefits. I certainly have a few perks up my sleeve from the many miles I travel, but it's not all glamour - and that is something most frequent travellers can attest to. In fact, there is little glamour other than what you see on Instagram and Facebook, and a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes. A reality few of us a willing to admit let alone share.
Marketing Eye began its journey about 13 years ago, and since then, we have built the business, as a team, into different States and Countries, which has been incredibly exciting. Who doesn't want to fly to New York for a business trip, or to Amsterdam? Even places like Atlanta and Los Angeles have their benefits. I certainly have a few perks up my sleeve from the many miles I travel, but it's not all glamour - and that is something most frequent travellers can attest to. In fact, there is little glamour other than what you see on Instagram and Facebook, and a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes. A reality few of us a willing to admit let alone share.
Published in
Small Business Marketing
Thursday, 15 April 2010
I knew you when…
15 years ago… big hair, ghastly makeup and daggy clothes. Here I am with one of my best friends, Nicole, in Cairns, North Queensland on a girls weekend away.
At the time, I worked in marketing for a large retailer and Nicole worked for News Limited. We lived together and like most girls that age, we spent night after night talking about how one day we would do this and one day we would do that. We both had big dreams and were prepared to put in the hard yards to achieve them.
At the time, I worked in marketing for a large retailer and Nicole worked for News Limited. We lived together and like most girls that age, we spent night after night talking about how one day we would do this and one day we would do that. We both had big dreams and were prepared to put in the hard yards to achieve them.
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Mellissah Smith
Thursday, 06 May 2010
DMG Communications gets a new brand
South-east Queensland company, DMG Communications has just launched its new brand identity into the market. Headed by well-known Queensland identity, Donna Gresham, DMG Communications helps businesses of all sizes communicate with the right infrastructure that suits a particular businesses needs. Working with top brands like Alcatel-Lucent, Avaya, LG Ericsson Wireless Soho, all technicians are certified and experienced to ensure your business gets the special treatment it deserves.
Published in
Management
Thursday, 06 May 2010
Small Business the hardest hit by Telstra 3G Service
Telstra needs to seriously consider their customer service levels.
Published in
Small Business Marketing
Friday, 14 May 2010
A Lot Can Happen In One Week
Wow! Did this week really happen? Is this what happens when all of a sudden, your brand kicks in and everyone knows who you are? Is this all a dream or is Marketing Eye really firing?
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Marketing
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Brisbane small businesses get a bonus
Brisbane small businesses now can have a ‘marketing eye’ in their business!
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Small Business Marketing
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Putting a damper on things
The floods in Northern Australia are devastating. Having come from Queensland and with much of my family in the devastated areas, I think it would be remis of me not to look at how this natural disaster is affecting not only ordinary people, but business people as well.
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Mellissah Smith