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My Top Lessons Learned as a Computer Technician
In this post I will share with you some information that I have learned that makes me the business man I am today. These lessons include automation and delegation, the usefulness of operation
VIEW POSTMy Move To Remote Support
If you have listened to some of the podcasts I have been featured in, you might have heard that I love travelling. It is because of this I am taking my business in a slightly different direction.
VIEW POSTTurbo-charge Your Computer Repair Websites Sales Potential
Guest post by Jim who is member of the Technibble community. Traffic is essential to getting people to your site, but it is only half the equation of making money from it. The other half of the equation
VIEW POSTFinding The Right Keywords For Your Computer Businesses Website
Guest Post by Bryan Vest: Bryan Vest is a web developer/SEO specialist who enjoys writing articles to help make techs websites succeed. As you all know sometimes finding the right keywords
VIEW POSTResults: Brands You Love & Hate
In our last post we asked what everyones most liked and hated brands are. We got a fantastic response from our readers with some very interesting responses. I have gone through all of the
VIEW POSTBrands You Love & Hate
Computer Technicians tend have a special insight into the reliability of computer hardware. Big brands can spend millions boosting their brand but in the end it comes down to the Computer
VIEW POSTHow Much Is Your Time Worth?
A few days ago a hard drive in one of my clients servers showed up as failing. Typically, all the server management is done remotely by another company and I manage the workstations locally.
VIEW POSTCustomer Not Happy With Your Work? Here Is How To Deal With It.
In this article, I would like to show you how to deal with customers that are not happy with your work. I would like to start by saying that I am not a lawyer and the contents of this article is not legal
VIEW POSTQuestions and Answers #3
If you have been subscribed to the Technibble mailing list for a month or so, you might have noticed that we have a survey for our members. In this survey we leave an area for you to ask
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