How To Attract Customers To Your Business?

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I am an entrepreneur who runs a small business and the most important thing for me is gaining a bigger market share to grow. It is highly important to survive in the cutthroat competition out there, and thus we utilise every way to grab more customers. With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the world, the digital platforms have become all the rage and are gaining importance. Thus, I have been putting my money in marketing through the social media channels like Facebook and Instagram. We have also hired influencers and it is working like a dream. There are a few other tips that can help you to find more customers and they are listed in the article shared below.  

https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/strategy/how-to-attract-customers-to-your-business

Government frustrations and concerns grow over Australia's multi-billion-dollar submarine and warship programs

 Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has expressed "frustration" and "disappointment" with the French company building Australia's $90 billion future submarines as she prepares to confront its visiting global boss over crucial contract negotiations.

Key points:

Naval Group's global chief executive is due to meet Defence Minister Linda Reynolds on Wednesday

Despite tense negotiations, the government insists the complex submarine build schedule remains on track

Defence has dismissed concerns the Future Frigate Program may also be facing problems

A year after Naval Group pledged to spend 60 per cent of the massive contract value on local suppliers, the company is yet to enshrine the figure in a formal deal with the Commonwealth. 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-24/government-frustrations-future-frigate-warship-fleet-program/13184064

Australia's death bowling and top order in focus on Dunedin's T20I debut

 Australia will need to rebound quickly in the second match of the series having been played off the park at Hagley Oval. It looked good at the start when they claimed three wickets inside the powerplay, but Devon Conway's masterful 99 lifted New Zealand to a hefty total and then they claimed four wickets inside the fielding restrictions.

The fact this fixture, which marks Dunedin's first T20I, is a day game is likely to mean less of a fluctuation in conditions as the match plays out although if there is a chance of swing Tim Southee and Trent Boult are as good as anyone at finding it. 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/australia-in-new-zealand-2020-21-1233965/new-zealand-vs-australia-2nd-t20i-1233972/match-preview

Devon Conway's unbeaten 99 sets up crushing opening victory for New Zealand

 New Zealand utterly humiliated Australia's BBL XI in the opening T20I on the 10th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake, hammering the tourists by 53 runs at Hagley Oval, the biggest ever margin of victory for them over their rivals across the Tasman in the shortest format of the international game.

Devon Conway was calmness and poise personified to maintain his outstanding start to representing New Zealand, compiling an unbeaten 99 to lift his side to 184 for 5 after the Australians had made the swifter start to claim three wickets inside the first four overs. Australia's early success gave way to rather more pedestrian bowling and fielding during the back half of the innings. 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/australia-in-new-zealand-2020-21-1233965/new-zealand-vs-australia-1st-t20i-1233971/match-report