Grow your business and create an inclusive customer experience
Making small changes to include people with disability is easy and boosts profitability. It shows you care and is also the law.
Making small changes to include people with disability is easy and boosts profitability. It shows you care and is also the law.
1 in 6 Australians (4.4 million) have a disability. This is a huge segment of the population. They are often overlooked as customers and have spending power and choices.
Whether you own a bricks and mortar business or operate online, there are opportunities to improve access.
Join our free business breakfast on Thursday 30 November to get some ideas on simple steps you can take to meet the needs of these potential customers.
You can boost your business bottom line up to 25% by making it easier for people with disability to buy your products or services, according to Monash University.
What’s more, for every $1 spent on access there is a $13 return on investment.
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The City of Sydney has partnered with Zero Barriers to support businesses in the local area in becoming more accessible.
10 ways to create a more inclusive customer experience:
Hear from businesses like iFly in Penrith and Castlereagh Boutique Hotel in central Sydney about how they’ve connected and cater for people with disability at Good access is good business.
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