Posted on Friday, 22nd January 2010 by Frank
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At this point, a solid amount of people have downloaded my free computer speed blueprint. I am glad I have been able to help some of you and I hope the questions given to me were answered. If you haven’t checked it out yet, please do so. It doesn’t cost you anything and I go step-by-step with what I did to fix my old Dell Dimension 2350 desktop.
Technology isn’t always a friend to us and can be very frustrating to deal with. I realize it everyday when I check search.twitter.com, and search “slow computer.”
When I noticed what an issue computers and maintaing the performance of these machines was for people, I knew I something needed to be done. I knew I had the knowledge that could help people and that’s exactly what I did with this blueprint. I took all the common problems people have with their machines and wrote about the exact methods I use when fixing computers for others.
The one thing I’d really like from those of you that read my blog and participate is your feedback on the blueprint. I appreciate the positive and negative feedback because then I know about changes you would like to see, as well as things that helped you. Once again, I’d personally like to thank those of you that have read the blueprint and given me your thoughts. It means a lot and it will help me when planning for bigger projects in the future.
The more feedback and thoughts I get will help with expanding this blueprint into a potential course for the future where I can provide a lot of video and direct one-on-one help. I have always been a technology buff, but I understand things like your computer acting up can have you feeling that technology is a pain in the ass. Believe me, at times it is, but like anything else if you have the right tools and patience…technology is quite a fascinating medium. Computers are an integral part of technology and we all need to learn how use it to the best of our ability. I will be the one to help you along the way.
Have any of you taken a common problem with technology and created something of value for people? What were the outcomes? Was it received in a positive manner and did you get solid feedback? If so, I’d love to hear you story to. The more people share what they have done for others, the better we can continue to help people in the technology world.
Further reading:
How To Make Technology Work For You
People Make Technology A Problem
Will 2010 Still Produce Positive Upgrades In Technology?
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Posted in Technology | Comments (3)
January 26th, 2010 at 2:34 am
Heartiest Congratulations on the blueprint! It was indeed quite helpful and contained many useful tips that were written in an interesting, clear and concise manner
Wish you all the success in future.
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January 28th, 2010 at 1:17 am
Thanks Meam for your feedback on my blueprint. I am glad you found it useful and enjoyed it. I am hoping that it helps many others and I can figure out different ways to help make sure that this blueprint reaches an even larger audience. I think too many people are having this issue and need a solution. As I have said for a while, I want this blueprint to be that solution. Thanks again!
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