All posts by Bryce Whitty
Advertising on the Inside
Nearly every business owner knows that they need to get their advertising out there in the public, but what many of them overlook is advertising inside their own shops. I am often amazed how many businesses
VIEW POSTSATA/IDE to USB Converter
This one isn’t a software utility, this is is an actual physical tool. I wouldn’t usually have a physical product for the Repair Tool of the Week, but this tool is just so useful. It is a device
VIEW POSTOffering Free Second Opinions
Consumers now days are getting smarter as they learn that it pays to shop around. Many customers will go between many stores looking for the best quality and the best price before they make a purchase.
VIEW POSTWeb Development For Clients
Back in the day I used to do a fair bit web development for clients. I know many computer businesses here also offer web development services along side their core business of computer repairs. Web Development
VIEW POSTRepair Tool of the Week: Runscanner
This one was recommended by ninjaman001 on our forums; Runscanner is a free stand alone utility which scans your system for all running programs and autostart locations. You can use Runscanner to detect
VIEW POSTCan Your Staff Sell?
I mean really sell, not just take down orders or fix computers. If you are going to spend lots of money on stock, advertising, branding or even having a shop front to bring customers though the door, whats
VIEW POSTChanging with the Times and Keep On Learning
When you first start out with your computer business, you may think that any client that comes along is a good client. Money is money right? Especially when you’ve just quit your 9 to 5 job to become
VIEW POSTRevo Uninstaller – Uninstall Programs, Even Those Not in the Add/Remove List
Revo Uninstaller is a free utility that is like the Windows “Add/Remove Programs” on steroids. Revo Uninstaller will seek out programs you have installed (including ones that arent in the Add/Remove
VIEW POSTSuccessfully Outsourcing Computer Repair Work
The other day I got a call from a client whom I had fixed their computer about a year ago. This time they wanted me to fix their laptop instead of their desktop. Now, let me tell you outright, I don’t
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