The age of the pop-up shop is upon us. Not only are they perfect for building brand awareness or testing a new idea, pop-ups are a great platform to trial your online business in a bricks and mortar store.
Coronavirus has hit our city hard and businesses are doing it tough. That’s why our $3.1 billion Budget is all about taking immediate action to protect jobs and get Brisbane open for business again.
If you've swapped your leased space for a home office or taken a leap to start your own gig, we’ve made it easier to begin trading as an official home business.
This year, Council’s buy local initiative, which aims to invest 80% of procurement spend with Brisbane and South East Queensland businesses, will inject close to $1 billion into the local economy by working with more than 2000 local businesses.
How do you keep staff motivated and engaged as businesses look to reopen across the city? Dr Edwin Trevor-Roberts, in Council’s recent Lord Mayor’s Business Excellence Workshop.
We’re sharing some local stories of pivoting, solidarity and resilience, hoping it offers some extra inspiration to get your business back on track as restrictions ease. Read more.
As you reopen, rebuild and reinvigorate in line with easing restrictions, there are some things our Business Liaison team recommend keeping in mind to stay connected with your customers. Find out more.
You may have noticed a rather well known face pop-up on our Business in Brisbane Facebook group recently - locally-based founder of pizza chain Eagle Boys, Tom Potter. Check out his top tips for some slices of business wisdom.
While Council has a range of initiatives and relief packages to support small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve pulled together advice from some leading local business experts.
