Category Archives for Manage Your Computer Business
Dont Be Afraid To Turn Down Certain Computer Technician Work
As a self employed computer technician, you shouldn’t be afraid of turning down certain computer technician work. I have turned down a handful of jobs in my time as a technician but one particular
VIEW POSTShould I Repair a Clients Computer In-House or Onsite?
Whenever a clients phones me, I always try to determine whether the job should be done onsite or in my workshop. There are a few factors I will consider such as how long it will take, whether it needs
VIEW POSTInterview with TechInsurance.com
This week I interviewed Jim Cochran from TechInsurance.com who focus on finding the right insurance for computer technicians. I asked him what sort of insurance should a computer technician have, what
VIEW POSTClient Relationships
I would like to share with you something that I believe has massively helped me grow my business over the years. What I have been doing is pushing myself to be more social and talk about something that
VIEW POSTTechnibble Interview on Podnutz.com
Just recently Steve Cherubino invited me on his show Podnutz to talk about the computer repair business. We covered a range to topics such as setting prices, best forms of advertising and more. The show
VIEW POSTComputer Repair Warranties
Do you warranty your computer repair work? Some computer technicians don’t warranty their work at all while others warranty their work, but have very specific terms in what is covered and what isn’t.
VIEW POSTAnswers to Questions About The Computer Business
A few days ago I asked the Technibble readers to ask me a question about the computer business. Here are the answers:
VIEW POSTAsk Me a Question About The Computer Business
I try to cover as many topics about the computer business as I can when I choose what to write about, but I am sure I have missed some areas. So, does anyone have a computer business related question they
VIEW POSTAround the Computer Repair Community
Since I first started Technibble I have bumped into some other people who are also providing content for the computer repair industry. Once you are done with your daily dose of Technibble and its forums,
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