Category: Outlook Support
Not every company offers the same plans, so I recommend you review your company’s end user count, support needs and a budget. Also consider if you want to have a month to month contract or a yearly contract. Many yearly contracts offer more for support. Month to month contracts usually cover basic support but outside issues will be billed by the hour. Some companies offer prepay ticket plans.
Where does Call That Girl come into play and why are promoting this blog? We have a prepay ticket that clients purchase for issues outside of what the other companies might not provide, such as extended training, 3rd party applications, basic SharePoint training, contact management, etc. Anything outside of what they support, we can help with.
Once you know your budget and what you want included in your Microsoft Office 365 E5 plan, contact us and we will do a short consult over the phone and I will put you in touch with a couple of Microsoft CSP Providers you can interview and work with.
Review my Prepay Tickets here https://callthatgirl.biz/pricing-expectations
Use my form below to get in touch, thank you and I look forward to working with you!
Smaller companies are finding that Microsoft will not sell the E5 plan unless you have 50 end users or more. This is why Microsoft refers those under 50 to a CSP partner. Finding a partner by Microsoft recommendations is not your only choice. I am a well connected in the technical communities and know of many smaller companies that will offer great sales and support. As well, you can work with Call That Girl (Outlook Expert) on extended support needs.
Not every company offers the same plans, so I recommend you review your company’s end user count, support needs and a budget. Also consider if you want to have a month to month contract or a yearly contract. Many yearly contracts offer more for support. Month to month contracts usually cover basic support but outside issues will be billed by the hour. Some companies offer prepay ticket plans.
Where does Call That Girl come into play and why are promoting this blog? We have a prepay ticket that clients purchase for issues outside of what the other companies might not provide, such as extended training, 3rd party applications, basic SharePoint training, contact management, etc. Anything outside of what they support, we can help with.
Once you know your budget and what you want included in your Microsoft Office 365 E5 plan, contact us and we will do a short consult over the phone and I will put you in touch with a couple of Microsoft CSP Providers you can interview and work with.
Review my Prepay Tickets here https://callthatgirl.biz/pricing-expectations
Use my form below to get in touch, thank you and I look forward to working with you!
Welcome to Call That Girl’s Guide to starting a computer repair and support business blog series. If you found a blog out of order, you can start with the first blog by clicking here How to start a computer repair business. Each blog will lead you to the next one until you reach the final blog.
In this series I will give tips, examples and information about how to start a computer repair business that I learned my way. I will also offer help on what type of computer repair business to start, business and legal information, products and services you can sell, tools your computer repair business might need, a guide to pricing, a list of resources, and marketing advice.
In this blog, I will talk about certifications and starting your own computer repair business.
In our industry, as far as I know…we are not regulated by the government (at least in the USA). We do not have to have a computer repair certificate or be A+ certified, or even have any type of background in computer support & repair to open a business. Heck, you don’t even have to know anything about business. So basically, if your neighbor who is handy at building computers decides to open “John’s Computer Builds” and runs it out of his house, he can do that. Now it’s up to him to follow the laws of his city, state and the federal government in terms of taxes, etc. If your area requires a license, be sure to have it. If you’re not sure, call your local city office to find out. I personally have no certifications and my business has not suffered from it. So please read my info below, and use it as a guide. As I’m not sure what type of computer repair business you want to start, this is just a guide. You might need to ask other techs, or get counsel from a local tech company.
