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Oct 31, 2024 |
internetretailing.com.au | Tim Ladhams
Latest news: Subscribe Email login × E-commerce As an early adopter of TikTok, Phillip Kuoch garnered 800,000 followers and over 20 million likes on the platform. He says that the platform generated hundreds of thousands in sales for his small bakery, Goldelucks. But his journey to bakery success was somewhat of an unexpected one. Goldelucks was originally owned by Phillip’s parents, who were Khmer Rouge refugees from Cambodia. The two had always dreamt about starting their own business....
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Oct 28, 2024 |
insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Tim Ladhams
As an early adopter of TikTok, Phillip Kuoch garnered 800,000 followers and over 20 million likes on the platform. He says that the platform generated hundreds of thousands in sales for his small bakery, Goldelucks. But his journey to bakery success was somewhat of an unexpected one. Goldelucks was originally owned by Phillip’s parents, who were Khmer Rouge refugees from Cambodia. The two had always dreamt about starting their own business.
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Oct 20, 2024 |
insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Tim Ladhams
Jacinta Plazzer founded Yeppoonie Smoothie in mid-2022, manufacturing in her garage in Central Queensland a range of nutritious powder blends that she designed to assist with weight loss and general wellbeing. Unlike her competitors’ products, Yeppoonie Smoothie contains 100 per cent Australian ingredients that are all-natural, vegan and free from sugar and stevia.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Tim Ladhams
Earlier this year, ISB‘s Tim Ladhams interviewed Hanna Shehata, a seasoned Metagenics professional with over 17 years of pharmaceutical industry experience. Shehata is the founder of KenzaKo, an Australian skincare brand that specialises in vegan and cruelty-free products. ISB: Please tell us a little about your background and your experience in the pharmaceutical industry. HS: I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Business with majors in marketing and management.
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Sep 18, 2024 |
insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Tim Ladhams
At a time when ‘new year, new you’ messaging was flooding our feeds, Laura Henshaw – the CEO of health and wellness app Kic – launched a campaign to take on the concept of unrealistic New Year’s resolutions. Kic’s ‘Feel Good’ campaign was designed to empower people around the world to make 2024 the year they leave behind aesthetic-driven goals and, instead, focus on setting small, realistic and achievable intentions that will increase their overall happiness and health.
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