Guest Post by Lisa Hendrickson, Owner of Call That Girl. Lisa has published her proven social media strategies in her latest eBook, "Call That Girl’s Guide to Social Media". Lisa has been a featured writer for Technibble in 2010 and is a contributor in the Business and Marketing forums. Everyone …

Accepting Credit Cards seems to be a question that is frequently asked on the Technibble forums. The members of our great community often chime in and mention the credit card service they are using. I have compiled this information into one easy to read post. There are many other services …

Many Computer Technicians will do just enough to get the job done. This is fine if the work has been done well but in order to make your computer business stand out from the many other businesses in your area, you need to go the extra mile. Of course, you …

“I might as well buy a new PC” is something that many Computer Technicians are hearing more and more these days. In the last few years, large retailers have started selling ultra cheap computers and many consumers are now opting to buy new computers rather than have them repaired. It …

When I first started my Computer Repair Business about 9 years ago, I focused my advertising towards residential areas. After some time, my residential clients started asking me to fix the computers at their own businesses or place of employment. I learned that doing computer repair work for businesses is …

It seems that it is essential to have a website for your Computer Repair business is in this day and age. Luckily for us, setting up a website is easier than ever thanks to many pre-existing packages like WordPress or Joomla. Even without these pre-existing packages, basic web design skills …

I would like to share with you the way that I quote new PCs so that it increases the amount that I sell. When a client asks for a quote, most computer stores will create a quote that looks like an invoice. It will have the businesses name and address …

I recently heard an interesting piece of business advice that really stuck with me. It stuck with me because it was something I always did, but I have just never heard it said like that. That advice is “Learn to fail fast”. Let me explain:

Your logo and business card are a huge part of your business. It is the image that represents you and often people will even choose a technician over another based on their logo or business card. Our techie “I can figure it out” mind wants to create our own business …

Here are 7 easy and practical marketing tips that don’t take much time or money that you may be overlooking in your business.