Once the preserve of large businesses, programmatic advertising is being made accessible to SMEs courtesy of Match2One. We talked with co-founder Mikael Kreuger about how the firm ensures you always target the right customer.
In the age of digital, customer satisfaction has never been more important – at least where Nakul Sharma, founder of hospitality service Hostmaker, is concerned. Indeed, he revealed to Real Business that the consumer-centric attitude won praise from San Francisco giant Airbnb.
Determined to transform the live event industry, Vibe Tickets is a service that provides a social and ethical solution for Brits looking to attend events, building a fun-loving community of people who want to buy and resell tickets – without getting conned by resellers.
Jason Vale, otherwise known as the Juice Master, has admitted he never needs to work again – a luxury that’s been achieved as an “unconventional businessman”. Providing a lifestyle service spanning nutrition and books to hundreds of thousands of consumers, including celebrities, Vale said his passion is what keeps him on the job.
The grand finale of VOOM 2016 will take place on 28 June, where Richard Branson will be present to help decide how the £1m prize will be handed out, and the six SME finalists in the running to compete for the winnings have been declared.
Growing a company to sell for profit is one of the most guaranteed ways to achieving wealth. However, the time will eventually come when a business owner will decide it’s time for them to shut up shop and move on from the business they helped shape.
Bringing together suppliers such as five-star hotels and remote farmers is a tough task for events business Chillisauce, which is why founder and CEO James Baddiley is investing in technology and digital tools to make the process smoother and customer experience more memorable.
Reading the press and watching TV news coverage of the recent impeachment process of Dilma Roussef, you might think that Brazil is descending into chaos. However, now is a great time to grasp the nettle and exploit this market.
Starting a business that would one day go on to achieve a gross transaction value of £450m and net revenue of £25m around the time of the dot.com boom, entrepreneur Dale Murray has a story with as many twists and turns as a Stephen King thriller.
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