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Business Development: Everything You Need to Know

If you are interested in business development, you are in the right place. My name is Adam and I live in Brisbane, Australia. Although I don't own a business, I am very interested in how businesses operate and the steps they can take to improve their performance. I love the fact that by making a few changes to a business, the owner can drastically increase their profits. I have spent the last 8 months learning all I can about business development. I have visited several different types of small business in my local area and spoken with the staff in order to gain a deeper insight.

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3 Ways to Improve Recycling in Your Business

29 November 2018
 Categories: Business, Blog

The latest report from the UN suggests that humankind has just 12 years to prevent catastrophic climate change. For this reason, environmentalism is on the rise and businesses are increasingly looking for ways in which they can reduce their impact on the environment. One way to go green is to increase the amount of material you recycle. The production of new plastic, glass and cardboard requires a lot of energy that generates greenhouse gasses, so by recycling you can help to reduce your business's carbon footprint. Read More 

USING ALUMINIUM AS SACRIFICIAL ANODES

13 June 2018
 Categories: Business, Blog

Aluminium is a suitable metal to use as a sacrificial anode. When two different metals are placed in salt water, they form an electronic current. Aluminium is paired with a less reactive metal like bronze. A sacrificial anode is an anode that is used to protect other metals. Aluminium is suitable for both freshwater and seawater which makes it the most popular metal for anodes. Magnesium anodes may be suitable for freshwater too but they perform poorly in seawater. Read More 

How to solve the three most common problems with your hydroponic system

15 March 2018
 Categories: Business, Blog

Most people who want to do commercial farming opt for hydroponics. The system is beneficial because it eliminates most of the pests and diseases which are found in the soil, which gives the crops a higher possibility of growing successfully. People who are new to this type of gardening will have a hard time dealing with issues such as nutrient deficiency, growth of algae, pests and other pathogens. Understanding how to deal with these three problems helps you have an easy time resolving them. Read More 

2 Ways to Make a Profit From E-Waste

12 January 2018
 Categories: Business, Blog

In the past few decades, a massive amount of electronic waste (e-waste) has been produced. The proliferation of cell phones, laptops, monitors, printers, scanners, modems, keyboards, digital cameras, and other accessories means that there are now many abandoned electrical appliances which are either obsolete or damaged. The vast majority of waste contains hazardous metals such as mercury or lithium, which means they should not be placed in a landfill with other general waste. Read More 

3 Ways in Which a Land Surveyor Ensures They Produce Accurate Results

11 January 2018
 Categories: Business, Blog

If you have never had a land survey carried out on your property before, you may have doubts about how accurate the final report will be. However, qualified land surveyors take many steps to check for any errors before they publish their final report. Below is a guide to 3 things a land surveyor will do to ensure they produce an accurate survey. Double Checks When a surveyor has finished mapping a piece of land and its boundaries and features, they will then double check their results by repeating the survey in reverse order from the finishing point to the start point. Read More