Have a few last-minute computer glitches you're still trying to work out? If you're a bizperc tenant, we've got great news!
Dr. Dave is hosting free tech hours in the bizperc coworking space tomorrow. If you have a laptop issue, a virus question or just want to learn more about your computer's functions, be sure to book an appointment with Dr. Dave! Appointments are available to bizperc tenants only. Email Sarah at ssnyder@thinkbigpartners.com for more information or to schedule your appointment and say goodbye to those tech glitches for good!
Don't forget to follow Dr. Dave (@calldrdave) and bizperc (@bizperc) on Twitter, too!
Written by Allison Way
@AllisonThinkBig
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Monday, September 19, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
bizperc Perk: Free Tech Hours on September 20th at bizperc
"Ugh! My computer froze again!"
"Shoot. I think I just got a virus."
"Why is my computer moving so slow!?"
"I think I need to update my virus protection..."
Are these exclamations that you hear from the coworkers in your office? At bizperc, we tend to hear them quite a bit. As an open coworking space in downtown Kansas City, we have come to find that everyone has a computer issue every once in awhile.
But all took a collective sigh of relief when one bizperc tenant came to help out with this problem: Dr. Dave.
Dr. Dave has been making "mouse calls" for residential, small office and home office customers in Kansas City for years. And we're lucky enough to have him host free tech hours at bizperc on September 20th. Think you've got a virus? Computer moving slower than normal? Have no idea how to work your new iPhone? Dr. Dave has your answers!
bizperc tenants, it's time to avoid the bugs, viruses and malfunctions that you encounter on a daily basis. Sign up for free tech hours with Dr. Dave today! Email Sarah at ssnyder@thinkbigpartners.com to schedule your free appointment and consultation.
Written by Allison Way
@AllisonThinkBig
"Shoot. I think I just got a virus."
"Why is my computer moving so slow!?"
"I think I need to update my virus protection..."
Are these exclamations that you hear from the coworkers in your office? At bizperc, we tend to hear them quite a bit. As an open coworking space in downtown Kansas City, we have come to find that everyone has a computer issue every once in awhile.
But all took a collective sigh of relief when one bizperc tenant came to help out with this problem: Dr. Dave.
Dr. Dave has been making "mouse calls" for residential, small office and home office customers in Kansas City for years. And we're lucky enough to have him host free tech hours at bizperc on September 20th. Think you've got a virus? Computer moving slower than normal? Have no idea how to work your new iPhone? Dr. Dave has your answers!
bizperc tenants, it's time to avoid the bugs, viruses and malfunctions that you encounter on a daily basis. Sign up for free tech hours with Dr. Dave today! Email Sarah at ssnyder@thinkbigpartners.com to schedule your free appointment and consultation.
Written by Allison Way
@AllisonThinkBig
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
What Your Domain Name Says About Your Business
...and Why You Should Care
Domain names are those things after the @ symbol in email addresses. My business, for example, has calldrdavekc.com as the domain name for DoctorDave Computer Repair Kansas City. I purchased this domain for about $10 from GoDaddy. I have lots of other email addresses though!
I f you’d like to do this for
your business and you are a bizperc member, you are in luck. On September 20th, we’ll be offering FREE
consulting sessions. This is a great
topic we can cover during your meeting and even set it all up while you are
there. You’ll create that professional
image you are looking for and you may even separate yourself from your
competitors. Be sure to contact Sarah
Snyder (ssnyder@thinkbigpartners.com) to sign up. And we won’t judge your return address on
that email. Or will we?
Domain names are those things after the @ symbol in email addresses. My business, for example, has calldrdavekc.com as the domain name for DoctorDave Computer Repair Kansas City. I purchased this domain for about $10 from GoDaddy. I have lots of other email addresses though!
At the start of your business,
when still deciding the name of your business, you may be tempted to use your
personal email as your point of contact.
It is crucial to avoid this!
While this Oatmeal cartoon takes a rather
tongue-in-cheek approach to the subject, it nonetheless is a good description
of how others may perceive you simply based on your email address. A great presentation combined with a classy
business card and a killer idea can be tainted when you correspond via
catlover64111@aol.com. An aol.com, att.net or kc.rr.com email
address communicates the same unprofessional message as using a PO box. You want your email address to portray a
professional image just like you want your address to. An example of this is what bizperc does in
Kansas City for its tenants–this coworking space allows its tenants to use
suite numbers at the location, thereby creating a more professional image. Image is what can be the difference between a
great idea and a winning idea.
The most important domain name
to purchase would be your name or, if already taken, a close variation
thereof. Buy this now! This way, no matter where you decide to take
your business, you have a professional message after the @ symbol. While .com is ideal, .net and other codes
afterwards are fine. Other popular and
professional domain names end with .us or .biz or .me. The goal of a domain name is to create a
professional stake hold on the Internet.
Since these are so inexpensive, it is recommended that you buy domains for
all of your business ideas. There is
virtually no limit to ownership.
Once you obtain your desired
domain name, it’s easy to integrate it into your current email program. Almost all web-based (Gmail, Yahoo, AOL) or
computer-based (Outlook, Apple Mail) email programs allow you to navigate multiple
email addresses into one program. You
generally won’t have to go to more than one place to check your email if you
don’t want to. Integration with your
iPhone, Blackberry or Android phone isn’t a problem either.
Written
by Dave Greenbaum. Dave Greenbaum aka @calldrdave has been making his
"mouse calls" in the Kansas City Metro area since 1990 and helps
small office, home office, and residential customers with their computer repair
needs.
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