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08-10-2012, 03:24 PM
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Rock'n Computer Services wants to say hi!
Tell us a little about yourself
My name is Scott Richmond, founder of Rock'n Computer Services. I started this business mainly to target small businesses who are interested in utilizing technology to help grow their own business. I bring to the table many years of computer service work along with experience self programming. What country do you live in? Good ol' US of A Cleveland, Ohio to be specific. What is your current experience? (Years working on computers, in the business, certifications etc..) I've worked personally in the computing servicing industry since 2001. I started out as a student tech for a university for 2 yrs followed by a full time position their within their education department for another 2. I then went on and worked for a world famous localized hospital for the last 7 years. I also hold a BS in Computer Science and have a great programming background Are you self looking to start a computer business, already have one, working for someone else or something else? I just started out this business and am currently looking to attract business clients. Anything else you would like to share? hobbies etc.. Not really 
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08-10-2012, 03:29 PM
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Welcome to the forums!
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08-11-2012, 05:11 AM
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Scott -
Connect with your chamber of commerce. Might want to go knocking on a few doors too, one fellow recommended sending out a letter with an on-site follow up/intro/biz card. I've gotten a couple of businesses on board with just a cold-call Hello. Small biz is an underserved community and they do need some help. Too small for the managed-service providers, they often end up thrashing about with technology. You do need to pop in and say hi on a regular basis, even after they're "on board". If it feels like a good fit, you may even want to offer them a block of hours at a reduced price, against regular backup checks, event viewer review, SMART hard drive checkups, "Scott how do I do this..." type of stuff. They really are better off focusing on their biz rather than trying to get something to print for the 15th time when there's a stalled job at the front of the queue. They need 'ya. Go for it!!
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#5
08-11-2012, 06:58 AM
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Welcome to the forums rockn!
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