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There is a web development contract, but no "change of website ownership" type doc.

Wouldn't it be more like a bank getting robbed with your money in it, and the bank is not going to replace it?

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Might give it a go just because it was filmed in my city. See what locations I can identify.

Her content is fairly surface level tech, and thats OK. She's a totally different audience to Linus. Hers is general tech from a consumer perspective. Features of the device, unboxing etc.. Doesnt go a whole lot deeper than that and most people dont want any deeper. She has great screen presence...

I dont watch many of his tech videos, but I loved his behind the scenes stuff. You see these wonderful shiny businesses, the image of success and putting their best foot forward. However, what you dont see was the mistakes that happened before that. The grind, the frustration, things not working...

At the end of the day you sell solutions to peoples IT problems. Whether thats their computer or their website. That makes you an "IT Solutions Provider".

Was going through some old threads and checked out this site. Just wanted to say thats a really nice site @TAPtech Ticks just about all the boxes that you'd want in a site. The only thing I'd change is adding a phone number field to your contact form at the bottom (in case their email IS the...

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He may primarily target Holland Park. Its no different to "Computer Repair for Seniors". It doesnt mean hes a senior himself. If someone from Holland Park chose "Holland Park Computers" because they appear to be local. He is still super local. He posts his actual address on the site too. As...

Wow, I lived across the road from you in 2012. I lived on the top floor at 67 Pennard Rd. The window with the wood ventian blinds was my office. You could see my window from your window. It seems the server is really spotty. Sometimes it loads fast, sometimes it loads slow, sometimes it doesnt...

Remember Buffer Underrun? Where you wouldnt do anything on your computer while burning to make sure the laser was always fed enough data to prevent buffer underrun.

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Not necessarily. I can open 4 shops right now. Does that mean any of them are profitable? Nope. Some people go for the multi-store or franchise model day one without ever proving the viability of one location. You see it occasionally on "fix my business" type shows like "The Profit". They...

As someone who currently lives in Australia. Used to live in the UK and Tokyo, and spent many months in the US. I hopefully can add a little bit to this discussion. I enjoy observing cultural differences so I look out for this stuff. I always thought that the US was crazy for having to unplug...

In Australia, FTTC is Fibre to the Curb (even though we spell it as Kerb). This is the telecommunications pit outside every few houses. Then copper across the front lawn into the house. FTTN is fibre to the Node, which is the cabinet at the top of the street that could be 500m away. Then copper...

Fair enough with not wanting to freak out female customers going deep into your lair. The front desk is probably a better option there. That said, and I cant stress this enough to every tech. The appearance of you/your shop is a huge part of how you appear to be a legitimate and trustworthy...

Blame @nerd2u , hes the necromancer.

Just noticed this thread was necro'd. @Mike McCall , how did you go with your workshop?