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Podcast: Phases of a Computer Business and the Danger of Expanding Too Quickly with Lisa Hendrickson
Download Here (Right Click, Save As..) I got a chance to interview Lisa Hendrickson from “Call That Girl”. I find Lisas story incredibly interesting because she has been through most
VIEW POSTCreate Word of Mouth Advertising by Speaking to Community Groups
Many of us are looking for inexpensive ways to get word of mouth advertising for our businesses. Computer repair business owners like myself have had lots of success giving free talks to community organizations.
VIEW POSTTop Internet Security Suites to Recommend to Clients
There is no doubt about it, the amount of threats facing technology users today is higher than ever before, and it keeps increasing. After looking over some recent reports about some of the ‘free’
VIEW POSTUsing Warranty Policies to Deal With Returning Machines
Three months ago you performed some maintenance on a client’s computer, and they haven’t used it since you worked on it. They turn it on, and something unexpected happens. A piece of hardware
VIEW POSTHow to Recover a Windows 8 Key
When Windows 8 machines started hitting shelves without the previously common license key label on the side, it removed the possibility of using those stickers to activate installations on the same computer
VIEW POSTWhat Tools and Stock Should a Mobile Technician Carry in Their Toolkit?
What do you carry around in your mobile toolkit? What about hardware and replacement networking devices for clients? What products do you carry around for clients to purchase on the spot from you? How
VIEW POSTHow to Price and Market Maintenance Plans
Pricing your maintenance plans can be a challenge, and deciding how much to charge and how much to perform, and then marketing your maintenance plans can also be a challenge. Depending on your clients’
VIEW POSTWindows 8 Based PE Boot Disk With Portable Apps
Gandalf from WindowsMatters.com wrote an article last year about his Windows 8 based PE boot disk, which is a really useful boot disk with many free portable repair and troubleshooting applications on
VIEW POSTDealing With Bad Customers as a Computer Technician
If you’ve spent any time at all in a service industry, you’ll probably have a lot of stories about bad customers, unpaid invoices, and individuals who think they don’t have to pay invoices
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