Business and Marketing Tips for Computer Techs Show #18

Published date: 03/18/2013 Bryce Whitty from Technibble

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Show Notes

• The guest on the show is Bryce Whitty.
  • Founder of Technibble.com.
  • Owns his own computer repair business that he has moved from Australia to London, and is planning on moving it to Japan from Australia again.
  • Doing remote computer business allows for the owner to keep his business alive and can take his work wherever he decides to go.
• Technibble, social media, and forums
  • The Internet is a wealth of knowledge that contains helpful information for those who seek it.
  • Websites often host forums–A meeting place for individuals to come together to exchange ideas in an open discussion.
    • Many people of different age groups and backgrounds use forums to find helpful information relating to a topic of interest.
    • Younger people are more likely to say things in forums that they wouldn’t normally say to your face, while older people have more experience and have the self-control and knowledge of when it is best to say nothing.
      • Reasoning for hiring forum moderators to “keep the peace”.
• Entrepreneurs
  • People have great ideas, but don’t have the ability or the guts to take risks that could help them to launch their business and become entrepreneurs.
  • Fear keeps people from taking risks and accomplishing their dreams.
    • Priorities such as insurance, family, food, jobs, and other obligations.
  • A good idea for starting a business is to start out part time to see if it is still what you want to do, if you can succeed at doing it, etc.
• Building trust with clients as a residential client can lead to great business clients.
• Clients will recommend you when they are satisfied with your work and the customer service you provide.

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