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Two new Computer Troubleshooters franchise locations have opened in Ireland this month, and received some local publicity – see http://www.siliconrepublic.com/news/article/13640/business/computer-troubleshooters-opens-two-new-irish-offices
Computer Troubleshooters is giving away three Nintendo Wii game consoles via a sweepstakes on our “No Computer Problems” Facebook page. Visit us at www.facebook.com/nocomputerproblems for all the information.
The July 2009 issue of Business Solutions magazine features Computer Troubleshooter Doug Smith o the cover, with an article called “Five Steps to Building Client Relationships”. An online copy of the article is available here.
In the article Doug outlines how he’s achieved 20% revenue growth year after year and increased his clients satisfaction through managed services and other solutions.
Computer Troubleshooters USA is proud to announce the launch of CTOnline.tv, a new website designed to fill a need among home computer users. “We noticed that, especially during the recession, more and more people are choosing to reduce or discontinue their satellite or cable TV service since many of their favorite TV shows are now available, legally, online.” says Chip Reaves, CEO of Computer Troubleshooters. “Many people are choosing to connect a simple home computer to their big screen TV and watch internet video right from their couch. The challenge was trying to find and organize all of the high quality video sites which people want to watch, without many of the useless or dangerous sites. That’s what we wanted to accomplish with CTonline.tv, and so far it looks like a huge success.”
CTOnline.tv is a free site, designed to be a “home page” for home computer users who want to find the best quality internet video sites. The site is also designed to be regionally customized, since many online video sites (especiallly TV networks) are only accessible from within their country of origin. A UK version of CTonline is already being tested, with more countries planned for the future.
Powerbuy, a service for small business owners in Australia launched this week with Computer Troubleshooters, Dell, Lexmark, and other notable IT companies as their launch partners. Powerbuy negotiates group discounst with vendors on behalf of their small business members, and provides those discounts back to the customer via a cashback service.
For more information see the ITNews.com.au article here:
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/95407,powerbuy-baits-smb-community-with-cashbacks.aspx
Computer Troubleshooters USA is proud to announce the launch of CTOnline.tv, a new website designed to fill a need among home computer users. “We noticed that, especially during the recession, more and more people are choosing to reduce or discontinue their satellite or cable TV service since many of their favorite TV shows are now available, legally, online.” says Chip Reaves, CEO of Computer Troubleshooters. “Many people are choosing to connect a simple home computer to their big screen TV and watch internet video right from their couch. The challenge was trying to find and organize all of the high quality video sites which people want to watch, without many of the useless or dangerous sites. That’s what we wanted to accomplish with CTonline.tv, and so far it looks like a huge success.”
CTOnline.tv is a free site, designed to be a “home page” for home computer users who want to find the best quality internet video sites. The site is also designed to be regionally customized, since many online video sites (especiallly TV networks) are only accessible from within their country of origin. A UK version of CTonline is already being tested, with more countries planned for the future.
Chris Aconley, national director of Computer Troubleshooters Canada, was interviewed for an article about the Conficker worm, which was broadcast on national television throughout Canada on March 31. A link to the segment can be found here:
Computer Troubleshooters Manitowoc (Wisconsin, USA) and owners Russell and Yavonda Joplin were profiled by the local Herald Times Reporter newspaper this week. You can find the online version here.