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Recurring Income for Techs
Many times Tech services fall into the category of break/fix solutions. When something goes wrong, we’re called to fix it. While this is the standard operating procedure for many services, like home
VIEW POSTUnprofitable vs. Profitable Services for Techs
The Tech industry is a vast field, with a wide spectrum of devices. Mobile devices, proprietary machines and operating systems, server management, networking… if you have the experience and tools
VIEW POSTSimulate OS’s and Applications for Remote Phone Support
If you have ever done phone support, you know how hard it can sometimes be to visualize the steps your client needs to take in order to solve their problem. What would really help is if you had that operating
VIEW POSTLarge List of Free Forensic Software
While I personally have never gotten into forensics due to liability reasons, it has always been something that has interested me. Recently, one of our forum members (mm201) posted an amazing resource
VIEW POSTHow to Quit Your Job and Start a Computer Business – Book Review
Matthew Rodela from “Your Friendly Neighbourhood Computer Guy” has recently come out with an ebook called “How to Quit Your Job and Start a Computer Business“. As you can tell from
VIEW POSTPCPartPicker
If you’re often replacing hardware or building custom computers, check out PCPartsPicker.com. As the name implies, the site provides assistance in choosing parts, making sure they’re compatible
VIEW POSTWhat’s Best for Your Business: Focusing vs Diversifying
The amount of people thinking about making it big in this crowded technology crazed world is impressive. Many will get out of their bed in the middle of the night and jot down ideas they thought will change
VIEW POSTMaximize Your Workflow as a Tech
As technicians, we often have a wide range of tasks, from estimates, invoices, and contracts, in addition to the actual tech work we perform. This involves customer relationship management solutions, billing
VIEW POSTEvolve or Die: 5 New Service Areas You Should Be Looking At
Note: This was written in 2013 so not “New” service areas anymore. Kept for archival reasons. If 2013 taught us anything about computer repair, it’s that our industry is changing, and
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