TechnoCare
Wanted:
12 Business Owners Who Want To Completely Eliminate Productivity-Killing Downtime and Annoying Computer Problems Finally and Forever!
Read This Letter to See if You Qualify For a Very Special Discount and Opportunity We are Making Available to Only a Few Select Customers…
From: Robert Kosednar
Chief Technology Officer
TechnoKOZ
Dear Colleague,
If you are the owner of a small business that is sick and tired of dealing with unexpected downtime and spending money to fix ongoing computer problems, then please read on.
I am looking for 12 businesses with at least 5 PCs who want us to put an end to unexpected downtime, network problems, server crashes, virus threats, and other computer disasters finally and forever.
And I am willing to do this VERY cheap. Here’s why…
These 12 clients will be beta-testers for an aggressive “disaster prevention” network monitoring and maintenance service that I plan on launching to all our customers this Fall called, TechnoKOZ.
What is “Disaster Prevention” Network Monitoring and Maintenance?
As a small business, you are extremely vulnerable to viruses, hackers, unexpected downtime, and data loss because you lack a formal, in-house IT department. This means you are probably not performing regular preventative maintenance and system checks that are critical to protecting your company and your network.
Ignoring basic security and computer disaster recovery planning can be very dangerous. Here’s why:
Studies show that 93% of businesses that lost their computer network for 10 days or more due to a disaster, filed for bankruptcy within one year of the disaster and 50% of businesses that found themselves without data management for this same time period, filed for bankruptcy immediately.
But even if you don’t experience this level of catastrophe, you can still end up losing a considerable amount of productive work and man hours due to a system crash, virus, or even a power outage. Not to mention the money it will take to restore your system.
Even more mind-boggling is the fact that ALL of these disasters could have been easily and inexpensively prevented with the type of maintenance we’re proposing in our new TechnoCare plan.