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- Oct 1, 2026
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what to do after you land a stockist, according to a product business strategist (opens the original)
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Congratulations, you’ve nabbed a stockist to retail your biz’s bits – now what? Well, according to product business strategist and clever clog Melissa Robbins, this isn’t the end of your sale – you’re just getting started. We caught up for a chinwag with the business expert to pick her brain about all things wholesale, stockists and recurring revenue. Who are you and what do you do? I’m Melissa Robbins, a product business strategist, and I’ve worked in retail and wholesale for more than 25 years
dear strictly business: how do I know the monetary value of my time? (opens the original)
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Whether you’re a sole trader, a freelancer or a small-business owner, knowing how much you should be paid is a hard nut to crack. Most biz folk hover somewhere between occasionally working for free “for the experience” and confidently invoicing a comfortable rate. But how do you actually work out the monetary value of your time, energy and expertise, and how do you go about asking for it? We picked the brains of three whizzes to find out. OUR EXPERT PANEL Briony Wright – founder and florist at C
lonely kids club’s warwick levy on gender neutral design, local production and doing what you love (opens the original)
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Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life, right? It’s easier said than done, but Lonely Kids Club’s Warwick Levy has somehow made it work. The founder of the t-shirt and accessory label has crafted the kind of brand that most small-biz folk dream of: an independent label with a focus on ethical production, affordability, gender neutral design and fair pay for artists. Oh, and a whole heap of fun thrown in the mix. If you’ve ever doubted the idea of following your dreams, you’d b
tunesday – get to know my guardian angel (opens the original)
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In an angelic concoction of art, craft, music and love, Melbourne/Naarm-based rockers My Guardian Angel are releasing their divine debut album Hello Love this October 2nd. We caught up with Buffy and Ada to chat about how the band came together, how they come up with songs, and where their beautifully chaotic visual sensibilities come from. How did My Guardian Angel begin? Buffy: When we first met (in art school – we got through one year before dropping out to go on tour together) we got along a
tunesday – this or that with eliza hull (opens the original)
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Castlemaine/Dja Dja Wurrung Country-based songwriter, musician, advocate and writer Eliza Hull is back with another dollop of lovely music for our earholes. The top-notch creative’s latest single, “Better”, is a cinematic masterpiece of human vulnerability. Just as she’s starting to ramp up for the release of her new album You’d Think We’d Be Used To Change By Now (out December 4th), we stole a few minutes of Eliza’s time to pick her brain about this... or that. The countryside or the city? This
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