Heather

About Heather Smith

Heather Smith can help your business deliver powerful, engaging and educational content, through guest blog posts, educational instructions, video creation, podcasts, and social media blasts. She hosts the #1 independent Cloud Stories podcast Cloud Stories, authored Xero for Dummies, produces easy to follow videos on her YouTube channel and hosts the Cloud Accountants and Advisors Meetup and Xero Mastermind Facebook group. As a chartered accountant and chartered certified accountant and certified Xero & MYOB software advisor she has the knowledge, expertise and credibility to talk about your business solution to the accounting and bookkeeping community.

Spell Check Your Website

Would you like to spell check your website with a fine tooth comb? Try for free a beta version of a website spellchecker http://beta.spellr.us. I did and found a couple of words that had slipped under the radar.from Heather Smith ~ MYOB Certified Consultant

2015-02-01T06:56:46+10:00May 31st, 2008|

FREE Passport Photos

I recently had to have passport photos taken for a passport renewal. They cost me $14, which while not a lot of money, seems to be a lot for a small digital photo, especially when photo reprints only cost 20 cents these days. Since then I have stumbled across this site, http://www.epassportphoto.com/ which suggests you ...

2017-03-01T14:34:35+10:00May 31st, 2008|

FREE ANZ Small Business Workshop

ANZ is offering some free Small Business workshop, 'Marketing and your small business' with me. To find out more go here http://www.anzsmallbusinessworkshops.com.au from Heather Smith ~ MYOB Certified Consultant

2015-02-01T06:56:44+10:00May 25th, 2008|

New features in the New Zealand MYOB family of products

Here is Australia, the new version of MYOB will not be released until August / September time. Here are some video snippets from the MYOB New Zealand website that may be of interest to you. There are 4 short easy to watch videos on the new features for MYOB in New Zealand.· Enhanced Search (540KB) ...

2008-05-17T20:21:00+10:00May 17th, 2008|

Drive for Show Putt for dough

It is great to look at KPI’s (Key performance indicators), and business statistics and comparisons, but you need to ensure that the figures that you are working with are correct in the first place.   The ATO has a list of common GST mistakes :- here   More to add here!!!

2008-05-17T19:55:00+10:00May 17th, 2008|

RESUME

A resume, even that one sitting on linkedin, should be reviewed quarterly.It should include; Budget ~ details of how you achieved against the budgetMetrics ~ define and state the business metrics and then how you achieved against themTeam ~ it is important to demonstrate how successful your team was, and how you worked with them.This ...

2017-03-01T14:34:36+10:00May 17th, 2008|

Orbiting the Giant Hairball – Recommended Read

I can highly recommend "Orbiting the Giant Hairball A Corporate Fool's Guide to Surviving with Grace” By Gordon MacKenzie. It is a really easy read, with pictures throughout (I love picture books!). You can actually borrow it at the Brisbane City Council Library http://elibcat.library.brisbane.qld.gov.au/uhtbin/webcat/ on special loan for a week, they ship it up from ...

2020-01-28T09:16:02+10:00May 17th, 2008|

STEP UP & START UP

An event to assist young entrepreneurs to get off on the right foot in business is being staged at QUT’s Brisbane Campus on May 27.Step Up & Start Up is the result of a young man operating in the entrepreneurial space himself. Chris Davis, who operates his own event business, Greymouse Conference, said his idea ...

2015-02-01T06:56:41+10:00May 13th, 2008|

How do I reconcile my credit card account in MYOB?

With a credit card, you simply reconcile to the date on the statement.What is critical is when you do your BAS, you make sure you do the end of the month, when it comes to that time, the bank card may reconcile to e.g. 31st March, and the credit card may reconcile to the 8th ...

2008-05-10T00:28:00+10:00May 10th, 2008|

Practical tips for a paperless office

Is a paperless office for a soloists a practical reality? In my article Small business record keeping: Dealing with the shoebox Marc Fraser from Melbourne raised the possibility of maintaining financial source documents electronically.This article was published at Flying Solo.To read the rest of the article and leave a comment, please click here.from Heather Smith ...

2008-05-05T22:32:00+10:00May 5th, 2008|
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