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The Courier Weekly, our flagship newsletter that provides useful stories, tips, tricks and simply good advice on how to get stuff done.
30 July 2021
Whether you've returned to a gym or not, the fitness industry is still firing on all cylinders, and personal training is continuing to be an attractive career option for many. But it comes with a few aches and pains – some estimate that 90% of personal trainers leave the industry within a year, partially due to financial instability.
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23 July 2021
No- or low-alcohol beverage brands (let’s call them NOLOs) seem to be launching every day. But is this just a temporary hangover from pandemic times when lots of us became more conscious around our booze consumption, or are they here to stay?
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16 July 2021
The business of content creation is exploding. Influencer marketing is now a $14 billion industry – a 112% increase from 2019. And brands are realizing that it’s no longer just about collaborating with people who have millions of followers – instead, tapping into micro-influencer networks can be just as (if not more) effective.
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Insights, advice and know-how.
A weekly email explaining the relevance of one essential business concept to growing your business – featuring key terms, perspectives and useful tools.
Workshop 032: Building your network
The word ‘networking’ carries plenty of baggage – so it’s perhaps better to think of this instead as relationship building with a dynamic of mutual support. Sharing knowledge and opportunities with like-minded people is fun and productive – if you do it right.
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Workshop 031: Product line extension
If you’re experiencing stagnation in sales, or you’re ready for growth, a product line extension (also known as expansion) might be just what you need.
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Workshop 030: Handling team conflict
In the absence of a dedicated HR team, the onus will fall on you to play an active role in conflict resolution – and hit the right balance between micromanaging and being too hands-off. Time to put on that mediating hat.
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