Guide to Microsoft Office 365 Exchange Manual Migrations
Many break/fix techs are looking to learn how to do more Microsoft Exchange Migrations as requests are coming in more and more for Office 365 help. Exchange is the #1 product in the Office 365 Product line, if you don’t know it, you can’t support it! I make it easy for you to learn and grow your services with Office 365 Exchange migrations.
What is included in this guide…
22 page PDF
Step by step instructions on how to do a migration without tools with screenshots
Learning how to back up current mailboxes, calendars and contacts the correct way
Learn how to update the DNS for migration
Importing mail/calendars and contacts into new server
Aftercare lists
How to sell administrative & prepay support tickets’
Forms for you to copy and use for pre-migration company surveys employee surveys, pricing and aftercare.
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If you want to learn how to do Office 365 Exchange migrations, here is a nifty little list of some free and some paid tutorials and help.
I recommend of course, buying my eBook “Call That Girl’s Guide to Microsoft Exchange Migrations”
Then after you have read the eBook, these links will be helpful for you moving ahead with your migrations.
This link helps you collect all the important information you need prior to a migration. It secures the migration and you can at this point invoice for the work prior to work performed and support AfterCare. Clients are serious if this fill this out.
Ask them to fill this out and have them send to each employee. This makes sure you get all the little information from each employee that I find critical in a migration.
Here is an “AfterCare” checklist for you to make sure that your clients are happy with their migration. If you opt to not do these aftercare options, in my opinion, you should charge less. If you opt to do them all, you should charge MORE
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