How can you support small business – now and always?
I’ve always been a supporter and champion of small and/or independent businesses. I love the idea of supporting someone’s passion, creativity, art, craft, dream, cause, financial independence, autonomy, flexibility – or whatever it is that is driving them to run their own show. Now that I’m a small business owner, I appreciate and feel even
Business Chicks International Women’s Day Breakfast: Amna Karra-Hassan, Rabia Siddique, Susan Alberti
In the lead-up to International Women’s Day (IWD), I attended Business Chicks‘ International Women’s Day breakfast at Crown Towers, Perth. Despite the annual “why do we need IWD?” (more than ever!) and “what about International Men’s Day?” (19 November) resistance, I’ve been celebrating the sisterhood for as long as I can remember. Yep, I was that
6 common writing mistakes – and quick tips to kick the habit!
So spelling and grammar can be tricky. And we often form and perpetuate habits rather than thinking through what we’re saying or writing. Here’s six (speaking and) writing mistakes I see alllllll the time. And, if you find yourself doing them, here’s some simple reminders to help you kick those pesky habits – and improve
Twenty Nineteen – what a hoot!
Hi everyone, Just a quick hello and thank you for continuing to support all things Little pink. It’s been another pretty fab year – not without the challenges that embody small busines life, of course. For those I’ve not crossed paths with (in person or online), here’s the highlights reel. The hubs and I kicked
Why you don’t need apostrophes for plurals: a quick squiz
Ah, apostrophes… My favourite. I could talk apostrophes all day. (Oh what a fun human you must be, they say.) When to – and when not to – use apostrophes seems to confuse the bejaysus out of people, though. But it doesn’t need to. When should you use an apostrophe? You can Google the bejaysus out
Love me tender…
Ayayay, hands up who loves tender writing? *cue silence*… Yeah, it’s not everyone’s cuppa tea. And while each tender should be tailored, if you do the hard yards up front, and consolidate your company’s voice, values, messaging and key point/s of difference, you should have a pretty solid foundation to build on. Be sure to: