Update on my WR start-up adventure...
Posted: October 14th, 2006, 5:39 pm
For those of you that care and might have read about my first day of practice I thought I would give you an update as to where I am standing with my business.
I went down to my court house and got a 'doing business as' certificate for 'First Glass Windshield Repair'. This was an easy hurdle and the cost was only $13.00. I considered designing my own logo but....I suck at graphic design so I opted to have it designed. I am naturally a penny pincher but this wasn't something that I wanted to skimp on. I did however design my business card and I am okay with how it came out. I still might work on it a little bit more. I also reserved the domain names for my business name as well. All of this ran me about $40 and includes a year of hosting. I have also opened a bank account and ordered checks.
Whats left on my to-do list is order shirts, business cards, set up EDI and liability insurance. I was consdering using eDirectGlass Lite, but with that can I get on the Harmon network or is it just Safelite and lynx? I am still a little confused with how all of the networks work.
Travis
I went down to my court house and got a 'doing business as' certificate for 'First Glass Windshield Repair'. This was an easy hurdle and the cost was only $13.00. I considered designing my own logo but....I suck at graphic design so I opted to have it designed. I am naturally a penny pincher but this wasn't something that I wanted to skimp on. I did however design my business card and I am okay with how it came out. I still might work on it a little bit more. I also reserved the domain names for my business name as well. All of this ran me about $40 and includes a year of hosting. I have also opened a bank account and ordered checks.
Whats left on my to-do list is order shirts, business cards, set up EDI and liability insurance. I was consdering using eDirectGlass Lite, but with that can I get on the Harmon network or is it just Safelite and lynx? I am still a little confused with how all of the networks work.
Travis