I'm wanting to use WMCS (2 licenses) however I'm more of
a business person than a techie. That is why I hire techies.
Last night I posted to this forum, offering to pay someone twenty bucks as a consulting fee, if they answer my pre-purchase questions by phone.
Your moderator deleted the post, saying that I was advertising. It seems that "advertising" in the forum rules was meant for advertising of a website, or a product or service being sold for money, or solicitations for joining mailing lists or free websites, all that sort of thing.
On the contrary, this forum should actually assist non-techie folks by offering a sub-forum where people could post and consultants can be hired.
A business person keeps his focus on running the business, on marketing, business development/partnering, and so forth. (Matt, you should be catering to this type of customer!)
If I were running an automotive repair shop, I would hire mechanics. My focus would be on advertising and marketing, making appearances on Car Talk (the radio show here in town) and attending Chamber of Commerce and networking group meetings. But what I would NOT be doing is working on the cars.
Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the one-man business, in fact I encourage business startups and small businesses, and I volunteer my time to the U.S. Government SBA (Small Business Administration) SCORE program, teaching classes geared towards startups/newbies.
So Matt a question for you:
In order to purchase and use your product, do you expect your customer to be a techie, to hang out on the forums, to have a moderate technical knowledge, and like everyone else here to always be attempting to expand their low-level knowledge of your product? (analogy: In the old days, one had to be a techie in order to setup and use a PC; but nowadays any lay person can do that)
Second question, would you consider catering to the higher level business person, who desires to not become a self-taught expert in WHMCS including the inner workings, tricks, how-to's and intricicies of the software..... but instead would like to just hire someone thru this forum to accomplish a quick task? (e.g. an install, a customization, a debug, a configuration or integration, etc)
What I intended to do is purchase 2 whmcs licenses (to start with) and hire technical talent, so I kinda figured that this forum would be the ideal place to find them.
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Matt,
I'm wanting to use WMCS (2 licenses) however I'm more of
a business person than a techie. That is why I hire techies.
as a consulting fee, if they answer my pre-purchase questions by phone.
It seems that "advertising" in the forum rules was meant
for advertising of a website, or a product or service being
sold for money, or solicitations for joining mailing lists or free
websites, all that sort of thing.
by offering a sub-forum where people could post and consultants can be hired.
A business person keeps his focus on running the business, on marketing, business development/partnering, and so forth. (Matt, you should be catering to this type of customer!)
If I were running an automotive repair shop, I would hire mechanics. My focus would be on advertising and marketing, making appearances on Car Talk (the radio show here in town) and attending Chamber of Commerce and networking group meetings. But what I would NOT be doing is working on the cars.
Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the one-man business, in fact I encourage business startups and small businesses, and I volunteer my time to the U.S. Government SBA (Small Business Administration) SCORE program, teaching classes geared towards startups/newbies.
So Matt a question for you:
In order to purchase and use your product, do you expect your customer to be a techie, to hang out on the forums, to have a moderate technical knowledge, and like everyone else here to always be attempting to expand their low-level knowledge of your product? (analogy: In the old days, one had to be a techie in order to setup and use a PC; but nowadays any lay person can do that)
Second question, would you consider catering to the higher level business person, who desires to not become a self-taught expert in WHMCS including the inner workings, tricks, how-to's and intricicies of the software..... but instead would like to just hire someone thru this forum to accomplish a quick task? (e.g. an install, a customization, a debug, a configuration or integration, etc)
What I intended to do is purchase 2 whmcs licenses (to start with) and hire technical talent, so I kinda figured that this forum would be the ideal place to find them.
Mark
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