CBP 048: How To Acquire Business Clients The Computer Business podcast

CBP 048: How to Acquire Business Clients

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Today Paco interviews Jorge Hernandez of 123 Computer Repair, a part-time computer business owner who has had great success getting business clients. Learn about the systems Jorge uses to acquire business clients and how he manages these clients while juggling his full time job.

Also we’ll talk about the importance of having a privacy policy on your website, Paco has some tips on tracking post card advertising, and I’ll give an update on the progress with my virtual administrator.

And in the toolbox we have a service to make it easy to create instant legal agreements for your websites.

All that and much more on this episode of the Computer Business Podcast!

CBP 048: How to Acquire Business Clients

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