Seven’s The Mentor with Mark Bouris attracts 489,000 for premiere
Seven Network’s The Mentor with Australian businessman and entrepreneur, Mark Bouris, has attracted 489,000 metro viewers for its debut last night at 9pm.
According to OzTAM’s overnight preliminary metro ratings, The Mentor also topped its time slot beating Nine’s Lip Synch Battle.
The Mentor premiered last night on Seven at 9pm
In the 7.30pm time slot, Seven’s My Kitchen Rules managed 1.330m metro viewers, beating Nine’s 911,000 for The Voice and Ten’s Bachelor in Paradise which saw 666,000 metro viewers tune in.
In the key advertising demographics, Ten’s Bachelor in Paradise was the most watched program for the 16-39 bracket while My Kitchen Rules topped the 18-49 and 25-54 demos.
The news battle for the evening saw Seven News/ Today Tonight score 1.061m metro viewers topping Nine News at 6.30pm’s 966,000.
At 6pm, Seven News managed 1.038m metro viewers ahead of Nine News’ 980,000.
Seven won the night with a 23.4% overall audience share topping Nine’s 19.2%, ABC’s 12.7%, Ten’s 12.6% and SBS’ 4.9% share.
Abigail Dawson was Mumbrella's senior content journalist covering event content. She left Mumbrella to move into an agency role in 2020.
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Hi Mr Bouris,
I just watched your latest episode of the mentor about the family business that repaired , Mowers, Motorbikes & Pool supplies.
My husband & I also have a Mower Shop located in Tweed Heads Nsw.
My husband also uses hard copy job cards. We recently had a virus go through our systems so we were forced to change everything over to MYOB (huge job)
So we use myob for point of sale, stock inventory, wages etc and add the jobs into the system as they are finished.
Having recently changed to this new system I’m quite hesitant to change again as it cost us a lot of time and money. But in order to make our shop run more efficiently what system did you recommend for the Shop in Victoria?
And what costs are involved?
We pay around $90/ month for MYOB account Wright plus (which our accountant loves) and therefore keeps our accounting costs down.
We too have quite a strained work/life relationship as my husband has been in the business around 30 or so years and he does everything in the business.
As I said we have a job card system and when we’re busy it’s crasy, job cards go missing, ordering of parts, inventory.
Things aren’t run the best way but watching your show has inspired me to make a few changes.
What is the name of the computer softeware you recommended to the mower/motorbike shop?
Cost involved etc
Costs involved about migranting over etc.
Thanks for your new show, I’m really enjoying it .
Kind regards
Angela Cosgrove
Cossy’s Mower Centre
Tweed Heads
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Wow.
How do you run a business?
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