To make money in the computer repair industry, you need clients to pay you. Many clients want you to send them a bill or invoice. The phrase “payment is expected at time of service” is common in
VIEW POSTAlthough your business model makes you charge clients for your services, you might consider giving away free service. This concept isn’t about dissatisfied customers. If you’re strategic about what
VIEW POSTIn this episode of the Technibble Computer Business Podcast (with transcript below) I have Rachel Logan who is a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) expert who is currently doing work for the remote support software Instant
VIEW POSTIn this podcast, I am going to tell you some methods on how to master initial phone-call’s and maximize your chances of turning that phone call into a customer.
VIEW POSTIn this episode of the Technibble Computer Business Podcast (with transcript below), I am talking to Dean Ingraham who owns and runs a business with TWO physical store fronts. We talk about the when its
VIEW POSTYour website isn’t just about throwing up some pages and hoping to get some customers. In this episode (with transcript below), learn how to make your website that will convert visitors into paying clients. Discussion
VIEW POSTTime organization is often a constant struggle for many business owners, and that includes Techs. Our industry requires a lot of flexibility that often isn’t needed in other career paths. For instance,
VIEW POSTTech support scams are on the rise. Clients get tricked by a phone call, a pop-up or a search engine ad. Once they’re on the phone with the scammer, they’re convinced something is wrong with their
VIEW POSTFor many computer repair business owners, the hardest part of the job is to talk with clients. You’re there to fix the computer, not engage in idle chat. If you want repeat business and word of mouth
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