Australian Joint Stock Bank, Toowoomba, ca. 1905. TheAustralian Joint Stock Bankwas a bank in Australia. It operated from 1852 to 1910 (issuing its first banknotes in 1862). In 1910, AJSB became known as theAustralian Bank of Commerceand then was taken over by theBank of New South Wales (now Westpac) in 1931. .
Note to clients. Further to a post yesterday, we’ve tidied up the new referral form a little and expect to push it in the next two days. It supports multiple custom fields with multiple referrals at the click of a button. The styles, colour, and text is all fully customisable. The system is, of course, fully integrated with Edge, and
Shad of the Day, 2nd February 2023. This ad comes to us by way of a fake brokerage run by a low-preforming group by the name of Rowdy Digital. Limited panels shown, but enough info is presented to indicate I wouldn’t qualify for a Blockbuster card (assuming the ‘quiz’ was served for a purpose other than charging more for leads).
Note to clients. We’re pushing a new referral form late today or early tomorrow. Fully integrated with Edge, the form packs a ton of features, and significant Yabber automation applies (emails, texts etc). A single referral form is initially shown, and an ‘Add’ and ‘Remove’.button allows your clients to add as many referrals as they choose. Before we go live,
Note to clients. As you’re aware, a bunch of your website’s front page blocks are defined in Yabber, and a different message or asset is assigned to each, with appropriate content rendering to each user on the basis of a resolved borrowing objective. Earlier today we applied the first of a few minor updates to these features, with the first
Note to clients. We’ve updated the method for creating website footer social links. Links are now created when defining industry association, AFCA, and other logos in Yabber. Once updated, changes take effect on your website immediately. A driver for the change was a request to include a ‘Rate My Agent’ icon, so a build was necessary to support various social
The original City Bank of Sydney, located on Pitt St, Sydney, c1873. Built by George Arthur and Ralph Mansfield in 1873, it was destroyed by fire in 1890 and then demolished. The bank relocated to Strathfield on the Boulevarde as “Holyrood”. Fire broke out at 2am on 2 October 1890 in the premises of Messrs. Gibbs, Shallard and Co, a
Note to clients: We’ve updated the relatively new Video Slider to include custom playlists created in Yabber (the same system is used to create ‘Related Posts’ panels). The facility to include YT Playlists into the slider is forthcoming.
Note to clients. The next plugin update is devoted purely to small bug fixes and enhancements. One of those updates is a fix to the custom Wistia video thumbnail. The Wistia block is the only integrated Elementor Wistia block on the planet, and it seamlessly integrates with Yabber. A reminder that any ‘known’ client (a client that has had an
ES&A Bank Limited, George St. West and City Road, 1913. English, Scottish and Australian Bank Limited, George St West & City Rd (southeast cnr). Description as provided by Cty Sydney Archive: Two-storey brick and slate building with arched doorways and entrance, adjacent to a barbers shop (left) which has the name Bill Cupitt on its awning. Premises have multiple chimneys
Advertising compliance isn’t hard. Here’s another advert that wouldn’t withstand the legal scrutiny of ASIC is they actually had the resources do scrutinise it. RG 234.47 The more that a qualification is required to balance the information contained in the headline claim, the more prominently placed the qualification should be. The headline claim must not itself be misleading. RG 234.51
Shad of the Day, 31st January 2023. When you advertise 3.5% and 5k cashback, you had better provide qualification details. A recap on some very basic principles (virtually all text sourced from ASIC). RG178.23 “An advertised comparison rate must be identified as a comparison rate and the comparison rate must not be less prominent in an advertisement than any interest
