With 2.14 billion digital buyers worldwide in 2021, eCommerce subscriptions are undoubtedly here to stay and are only growing.Research into the model found that the most important reason for consumers to subscribe is a personalised experience (28%). Implementing this can be tricky especially for startups and SME's with a lean team. Luckily, Subundl is here to save the day. Their platform enables all retailers the ability to create a tailored eCommerce subscriptions model and give customers the ability to construct personalised subscriptions by adding another layer of flexibility and customisation.Check it out:  

Sydney social enterprise Good & Fugly are combating the enormous environmental issue of so-called “ugly produce”. Billions of pounds of produce go to waste every year, 7.6 million tonnes— and cost the Australian economy around 36.6 billion every year. An estimate of about 312kg per person, and cost the average consumer $2,000 to $2,500 per household per year. Not anymore, Good & Fugly has launched a ‘rescue’ hotline for farmers for the Good & Fugly team to purchase surplus fruits and vegetables that would otherwise go to waste when produce retailers reject them due to not meeting beauty standards.  

As content creation becomes more and more important for businesses, and especially for startups, so does finding the right location. Content marketing is the absolute key to connecting startups with potential customers and investors and sharing valuable information about their unique business. But, finding the right cost-effective space to shoot can be tricky. Having been dubbed the ‘Airbnb’ for Content Creators Skoutli is an online marketplace listing privately owned locations and vehicles with content producers looking for diverse spaces to suit their creative needs. Enabling content producers to quickly and easily find the perfect location. Read more: https://www.startupdaily.net/2021/07/the-startup-helping-content-creators-f

Are you a startup founder struggling with imposter syndrome? You are not alone, many startup founders struggle with the feeling they are not enough and the fear of failing. As the founder of a startup your list of tasks are seemingly endless, you are running the show essentially on your own. Taking on tasks that perhaps are not your area of expertise.Try instead to take this as an opportunity to build on your skillset. Let go of your expectations, and hold yourself accountable to make the biggest impact for your business, remember you will always be the founder. https://www.startupdaily.net/2022/04/how-to-deal-with-imposter-syndrome-when-youre-the-founding-ceo-of-a-startup/

Australian startups are in the midst of a golden age. Not only has the sector broken the record in the first quarter of 2022 for the most capital raised in a quarter, with $3.6 billion in venture capital funding. But in just three short months and 169 deals, exceeded the total amount raised in 2020, and the already record-breaking third quarter of 2021. The Cut Through Venture data showed fintech and enterprise software being the biggest sectors. With the average deal for startups concluded seed funding rounds have grown 93.3 per cent this year.https://www.afr.com/technology/start-ups-on-fire-in-record-breaking-3-6b-quarter-20220401-p5aa68

Meet Hearoes, the Aussie startup dubbed the “Duolingo for auditory training”. Hearoes is a gamified auditory learning platform that helps those with hearing loss learn new sounds and regain their confidence. The accessible auditory training platform for all ages uses technology and the art of learning through games to engage users to hear and relearn sounds after receiving hearing aids, or learning to hear again. Besides making it fun, the platform also lets you share your progress with friends, family and clinicians, improving clinical outcomes as well as retention.Check them out here: https://www.games4hearoes.com/