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Low-Cost Hacks for Starting a Business

  • Written by: NewsServices.com

So, you have decided to start your own business – brilliant! We are sure you have already started to work out a budget for what you can afford and are now looking to see if you have missed out on any tricks.

Starting a business can get expensive, and trying to navigate how to save money and keep things low cost can become quite a task.

This piece will discuss some of the best low-cost hacks for you to try when starting up your business, so you can save that little bit extra!

Online Is Important

The first thing to think about when starting up a business (when you have established your product or service) is your presence online. Unless you are a well-established brand, forgoing a website can cause you to miss out on potential customers, as this is where they usually go to scope out what you are about and what you have to offer.

You can host websites relatively cheaply, and there are many website builders that can help you create a professional and smart-looking website in one afternoon. These usually come with a small payable fee for you to keep your domain and use the server from the host, and you can also pay a little extra for your perfect layout. This is much cheaper than hiring a professional to design your website, so if you are just starting out, it is a great way to go.
Do not forget your social media platforms too – which are also free!

Go Virtual

Employees, offices, and other in-house services can cost an absolute fortune, and sometimes even for a start-up business, these are non-negotiable.
Looking at your virtual options can help you not only save money in both the short and long term, but it also means you are able to pick and choose the services you need the most and only pay for those. Virtual offices are also fantastic for those who want a professional mailbox and space to do meetings without having to lease an office that they do not need, and you can find a suitable virtual office cost that fits in with your budget and enjoy the benefits without a contract!

Understand Your Industry and Market Well

There is an abundance of information online about pretty much anything these days, and if you know where to look, the web can offer a wealth of information that can help you understand your industry and your market. While plenty of the research you will be able to do will be absolutely free, this is also another important low-cost hack for the future too. Understanding your audience and gaps in the market will allow you to prepare to provide services and products that people really need, which will definitely boost your income much more than products collecting dust on the shelves or trying to sell a service that no one wants. Research will help prevent the latter from happening!

Catalyst Education announces new partnership with OpenLearning

  • Written by: Tess Sanders Lazarus

Catalyst Education, one of Australia’s leading providers of quality vocational education delivered via its three Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), has developed new short courses designed to re-think leadership through the lens of care and compassion, in collaboration with OpenLearning.

“We have created two compassion-led leadership modules to support emerging leaders in the care services, specifically in the early childhood education and care or the aged care space where we operate, which will be hosted on the OpenLearning platform,” Catalyst Education CEO, Jo Asquith said.

“While these courses are open to any individual, we believe they will resonate with those working in the early learning and aged care sectors. As an ageing nation, the future of our country is dependent on the leadership of highly qualified and highly competent aged care and early childhood educators – which is why they are exceptional candidates for these courses.

“Using the OpenCreds Micro-credential Framework, this is our first foray into micro-credentialing, which are stand-alone credentials designed to provide value to students independently from their formal qualifications.”

Cherie Diaz, Managing Director, Australia at OpenLearning said: “We’re excited to be working with Catalyst Education to help inspire the next generation of leaders to re-think what leadership is and how they can become a more purposeful and compassionate leader. From the first meeting, it was clear that the team at Catalyst Education are passionate in developing courses that are research-backed and focused on developing the transferrable skills required to positively impact the working environment and broader community.”

Ms Asquith added, “We believe in a world where compassion thrives; where people support each other to connect, belong and to feel valued at every stage of their lives. Our services standout in the market because of our innovative sector-leading learning and design that puts the student at the centre of every teaching opportunity.”

The two courses launching in partnership with Open Learning are:

  • Leading by design. Covers the following concepts: re-thinking leadership, regenerative thinking, circular economy and sustainability for all.

  • Leading with compassion. Covers the following concepts: finding purpose, meaningful projects, completing a purposeful project, and interacting with peers through a social network of like-minded people.

They are delivered wholly online, contain 10 hours each of content and use a peer-to-peer learning model.

Catalyst Education specialises in educating Aged Care workers and Early Childhood Educators, because these are the people who can make a profound difference on quality of life in our communities. Catalyst Education delivers its highly regarded educational courses via three registered training organisation (RTO), Selmar Institute of Education, Practical Outcomes, Royal College of Healthcare. The institutions develop and deliver sector relevant, flexible and hands on education and training across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria taught by highly skilled and experienced sector professionals. 

https://www.catalysteducation.com.au

https://selmar.edu.au

https://practicaloutcomes.edu.au

https://royalcollege.edu.au

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