What's Up BHW??

Hello everyone!

NoHypeNeeded (NHN) here, a long time fan/reader of the posts here on BHW and now that my online businesses are the entirety of my life, I decided to signup and join BHW!

Little bits about me:

-- Built my first computer at the age of 11. I'm 28 now.

-- I do Web Design, Programming (C++, Java, etc), Computer Security, Computer Networking, Internet Marketing, and like almost everything imaginable with computers. My primary businesses revolve around Social Media Management/Marketing, Web Design, Website Management, Internet Marketing, and a few other small businesses.

-- I love this website. Honestly. It's awesome.

-- I hope to be able to teach what I know and learn what I can from the community here.

-- I'm trying to grow my businesses and grow my revenue from my online ventures so that I can support and spend more time with my family, which is my beautiful fiancé and our two children. That is my motivation. I work 12-16 hours a day, gladly, for them, and everything that I do in business and life in general is for them. So me being apart of this community and learning more on how to grow these businesses of mine and grow my income mean the world to me.

Thanks for having me on BHW and I look forward to posting with all of you often!

-- NoHypeNeeded

Congrats on the nice family.

I've got a question for you, how have you been getting your offline clients generally?

mynameisfrankenstein said:

Congrats on the nice family.

I've got a question for you, how have you been getting your offline clients generally?

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I incorporate a lot of traditional advertising methods with some crafty methods. For example, I post Flyers at relevant locations, have business cards at relevant locations, establish good relationships with relevant businesses in my area such as PC repair shops, and I also have a business "Press Kit" of sorts that I present to local business owners. I also do a lot of networking and do everything within my imagination to get my brand and services out there. Now, obviously, I know I can't advertise them here and that's fine, but the biggest thing I can tell you in regards to offline clients and getting them is to simply think outside of the box. Think of ways we usually would do that, but put a twist on it. Think of ways to really grab the attention of your potential clients. Have yourself prepared and have one hell of a presentation/business model to where they almost can't deny your services. That's what I go for anyway.

Thank you for your kind words and please feel free to ask any other questions you might have! We're all here to help each other succeed!

-- NoHypeNeeded