Start a Computer Consulting Business!
By admin on September 3, 2010, 10:42 am
SuccessfulComputerConsulting.com – If you’re a Computer Consultant, you could be making $66K working 10 Hours a WEEK doing Independent Computer Consulting! Learn how at SuccessfulComputerConsulting.com Do you have the Network Administration skills to support a small business network? Then you should start your own Independent Computer Consulting business! The following video is the first in a four-part series, which debunks the most common excuses consultants typically give for not attempting to become their own boss. With today’s low cost Network Monitoring and Remote Administration tools, it’s easier than ever for a Network Administrator to support a small, but very profitable client base. I’ve helped many of my previous employees branch out on their own to become very successful Independent Consultants and they now continue to help me support my growing client base as outsourced contractors. It’s a very healthy win-win situation. As an Independent Computer Consultant, you’ll have a level of job security you’ll never be able to obtain working for someone else, an unmatched opportunity for technical and professional growth and you’ll be able to make better than a full-time salary while working far less than the standard, 40 hour work week. Working as an Independent Computer Consultant is honestly the best possible job for someone with Network Administration skills, plus it’s the perfect business model for supporting the small business customer. Most consultants I meet …
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Thanks innovative. And thanks for checking out the site. I saw you registered this morning. Appreciate it.
Talk soon,
-Rob
He was pretty clear to me, zavindur. 4 clients gets you about 66 grand a year if you do it right. Good luck with your $35/hr. gig.
Good info Perry.
@zavindur
If your maintenance plan doesn’t do anything for the client, then they shouldn’t pay (and you won’t be very successful).
If your maintenance plan helps them prevent problems, clients will gladly pay for the service.
They need to pay for support one way or the other. Either they can pay someone by the hour to fix problems when they pop up… or they can be more efficient by paying a smart consultant to monitor the systems and prevent the problems from happening in the first place.
This still doesnt address the issue of not enough clients- it just plays a number game of IF you have clients that will be on a maint plan then of course you’ll be okay. The majority of clients and other professionals tell me that they dont like/do maint plans- they’re not dumb, they wont pay you for potentially doing nothing.
Very helpful info.
Great breakdown, good detail.
Definitely worth checking out the website.
Great info. I can’t charge those kind of rates in my area, but even at half of what you charge, I can make a better living than I am now. I’m definitely going to try to switch my customers to a maint. plan.
Good video. Thanks.