Computer Repair Bussiness

[ColinPail]

Hey guys, I wanted to start a mini computer repair business to help earn some extra money.

Do you guys have any tips for getting the word out or just tips in general?

[N64CUBE]

business insuraaaance

[verydogesuchwow]

Social media?

[Weak1ings]

If you have any part dealers around, Prove yourself and partner with them.

[ColinPail]

1 minute ago, verydogesuchwow said:

Social media?

Good idea I'm not trying to make this huge thing though just a fun way to earn a few extra bucks this summer

[verydogesuchwow]

Yeah, or word of mouth..?

[ColinPail]

1 minute ago, verydogesuchwow said:

Yeah, or word of mouth..?

Yeah i just don't know who to tell I'm only a high school student

[verydogesuchwow]

Classmates?

[techguru]

get some business cards and put them up on community mailboxes

[ColinPail]

3 minutes ago, techguru said:

get some business cards and put them up on community mailboxes

I might do that that sounds like a good idea.

 

[techguru]

Just now, ColinPail said:

I might do that that sounds like a good idea.

 

its what I do..also flyers on windshields at sporting and entertainment events

[Thespragg]

My main tips would be make sure you have some strong credibility in pc repairs, no one is going to trust you with their pc unless you can prove that you are reliable.

 

Also definitely get some sort of insurance, nothing worse than having to shell out your own cash if something goes wrong, especially if anyone has a higher end build, but also pertaining to an above post, try to partner with a parts supplier, that way you can order replacement parts/new parts for a better cost than if you were to purchase them as a consumer.

[ColinPail]

1 minute ago, Thespragg said:

My main tips would be make sure you have some strong credibility in pc repairs, no one is going to trust you with their pc unless you can prove that you are reliable.

 

Also definitely get some sort of insurance, nothing worse than having to shell out your own cash if something goes wrong, especially if anyone has a higher end build, but also pertaining to an above post, try to partner with a parts supplier, that way you can order replacement parts/new parts for a better cost than if you were to purchase them as a consumer.

ok sounds good thanks for the help