With the proper motivation, training, and advertising you will be able to charge for most all aspects of personal computer and computer system installation, repair, and maintenance.

But, unlike your competitors, you will engage in the two most lucrative and high-profit aspects of computer maintenance -- computer cleaning (Note 1) and spyware removal (Note 2).

Imagine yourself being able to charge $50 to $75 per hour with almost no business expenses; no high-dollar office or advertising, no employees with their demands and aggravations.

Imagine yourself owning your own business within just a few days, no high-dollar startup expenses, no dealing with the bankers, no burdensome filing fees or taxes.

Imagine a work place with no boss watching your every move, no timelines except those of your making.

Your potential clients

Any individual, family, or business is a potential client. At one time or another, guaranteed, all are in need of your computer cleaning or spyware removal services. And, once your foot is in the door then the potential for 'rounding' the business is tremendous. Hardware and software upgrades, new systems, additional client terminals, one-on-one training, it's all there, just for the asking.

Nothing, other than a successful spyware removal is so appreciated by the customer as a physically clean system. Sticky keyboards make it difficult to type and a dirty monitor makes it difficult to read an e-mail or complete a spread sheet. Dust inside of the case can allow heat to rise until the system malfunctions.

In this guide we will be covering how to eliminate all of these dirt and contaminate related problems, as well as a few others that we've personally encountered.

Keep in mind that this isn't the be all or end all to system cleaning. But, using this information should keep your customers' systems in good shape and earn you their gratitude and dollars.

First, and most importantly, we need to emphasize that you should only perform these items if the hardware is turned off. Cleaning a computer while it is on could damage the equipment and possibly even cause harm to yourself.

Second, you must appear clean and tidy. A white lab or doctor's coat makes a great impression. Upon request, we will supply you with a scalable image of our PCdoctor