Aussie small businesses stuck ‘in digital dark ages’, report finds

A new report has found that Australian small businesses are stuck in “the digital dark ages” compared with their Asia-Pacific counterparts.

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March 25, 2021
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Aussie small businesses stuck ‘in digital dark ages’, report finds

The survey found that, compared with 11 countries, Australia was least likely to begin or increase online sales during COVID-19 and to use social media for business.

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