Small business focused website

[Tech Savvy]

I did it! I made the plunge to completely drop residential and only support businesses. Now the only time I do anything residential is as a favor for business clients. XD

My old website had business and residential content so rather than simply removing the residential part. I started over.

I’d be interested in hearing everyone’s thoughts, I tried my best to follow the storybrand framework.

techsavvynj.com

 

[computer42]

Put your phone number on the far right on the top header

 

[Mick]

When it comes to ensuring the technical stuff is set up properly for an office to run smoothly, most small businesses don’t have of a trustworthy, local tech partner to help them.

Just tidy up the text a little. Small things - but this your 'first impression', so it's important they get the message that you're as good on detail as you are on everything else.

 

[thecomputerguy]

I did it! I made the plunge to completely drop residential and only support businesses. Now the only time I do anything residential is as a favor for business clients. XD

My old website had business and residential content so rather than simply removing the residential part. I started over.

I’d be interested in hearing everyone’s thoughts, I tried my best to follow the storybrand framework.

techsavvynj.com

Your pricing look suspiciously similar to mine, and mine is a direct rip off of @YeOldeStonecat !

Hope you get lots of clients!

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Oh that's more than us...almost double. For the similar plans...we're $12/$39/$69
BUT...we have a "core line item" up front, which is 100 something depending on things. Just to keep the pain out of small clients with <10 assets.

Plus regional differences...NJ being close to NYC...can sustain higher prices. Me...up close to the Rhode Island border...those rates won't fly around here.

 

[Markverhyden]

Just did a quick look, no mention about fees for networking devices

 

[Tech Savvy]

Thanks folks!

Good call @computer42 and @Mick I’ll def update that.

@thecomputerguy I’m glad we’re similar!

@YeOldeStonecat You sent me your spreadsheet calculator a while back. I did some comparison. I think I’m on the slightly higher side in my area of Jersey, but I don’t price myself out either. It’s a good place to be. Grow slow, but with quality customers.

@Markverhyden I didn’t put it on there to avoid overwhelming them. It’s on my price sheet that I bring and leave with them.

 

[thecomputerguy]

Thanks folks!

Good call @computer42 and @Mick I’ll def update that.

@thecomputerguy I’m glad we’re similar!

@YeOldeStonecat You sent me your spreadsheet calculator a while back. I did some comparison. I think I’m on the slightly higher side in my area of Jersey, but I don’t price myself out either. It’s a good place to be. Grow slow, but with quality customers.

@Markverhyden I didn’t put it on there to avoid overwhelming them. It’s on my price sheet that I bring and leave with them.

Pricing for a client just went out that looked basically like this...

Gold Package (Remote & Onsite included)
Core: $295
Endpoint (Gold): $79 x 6 = $474
Endpoint (Silver remote laptop): $49 x 1 = $49
Network: $85
Email Management: $6 x 10 = $60

Total: $963 and this client gets remote and onsite included, my RMM, and BitDefender.

 

[Archon Prime]

You spell it: assessment. there is no T.

 

[Gegen Stück]

Looking good. Nice sweater, tho I used to put my numbers on the back.

FYI a few tpyos
realiable mounthly meed Assestment