Mike Whelan knows that most people would rather go to the dentist or make a speech then purchase a desktop or laptop computer.
The Rochester Hills technologist has empowered tech buyers as the first "PC's Buyer Agent." Whelan's goal is to advise and make highly personal recommendations for each specific user. "I guarantee you WILL get insider objective advice from an industry veteran who's only incentive is your total satisfaction with your new PC."
After each consultation, he then directs buyers to use his name brand manufacture direct resources, which results in significant savings over the costs of retail or Internet buying. As a result, PC Buyer's Agent customer have a personalized experience from start to finish which delivers the computer they want at a price that's better then wholesale.
To learn how this process work, go to http://www.pcbuyersagent.com/ or call Mike directly at 248-559-1001.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Thank You For Your Patience ... We Will Be Back July 26th
I wound up taking an unforeseen hiatus from this blog. I want to invite you back starting July 26th for more the profiles and stories of business owners, professionals and leaders in and around Oakland County. Thank you for understanding. All the best ... always!
Monday, June 14, 2010
The Primacy Club brings members the good life for less.
Ken Peterson feels there is a better way to experience the good life and not spend lavishly to enjoy it.
As founder of The Primacy Club, group members have access to yachts, luxury motor coaches, touring motorcycles and premium sports cars. "We're offering people an opportunity to enjoy all the major toys, with 75% off the on their cost and none of the upkeep or maintenance," said Peterson.
Through their Shared Equity Lease program, The Primacy Club members have a three year access to their choice of these premium leisure time assets. Peterson has partnered with leading retailers to deliver new, well maintained premium products for his members. Members see a return of their share of the asset‘s residual value once the lease term is over. Prospective members are required to submit an application fee and submit to a background investigation.
For further information, go to www.theprimacyclub.com or call (888) 842-8280.
As founder of The Primacy Club, group members have access to yachts, luxury motor coaches, touring motorcycles and premium sports cars. "We're offering people an opportunity to enjoy all the major toys, with 75% off the on their cost and none of the upkeep or maintenance," said Peterson.
Through their Shared Equity Lease program, The Primacy Club members have a three year access to their choice of these premium leisure time assets. Peterson has partnered with leading retailers to deliver new, well maintained premium products for his members. Members see a return of their share of the asset‘s residual value once the lease term is over. Prospective members are required to submit an application fee and submit to a background investigation.
For further information, go to www.theprimacyclub.com or call (888) 842-8280.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Third Thursday Invites Everyone To Come Celebrate Fifth Anniversary
Five years ago this June, fifteen friends joined Dean La Douceur for lunch and a chance to network about their businesses. This monthly meet up has grown in to The Third Thursday Round Table, one of the most popular open business networking events in Southeast Michigan.
Everyone is invited to attend a fifth anniversary celebration of The Third Thursday Round Table; to be held on Thursday June 17th from 11:30 to 1:30 pm at Shields Restaurant 1476 Maple Road in Troy.
Dean, host and President of Rochester Hills based Round Table Promotions and Publicity, will mark the occasion by sharing six marketing, promotions and publicity strategies he has learned from hosting his event which business professionals can use right now. Special guest local singer/songwriter and musician Laura Jean will also perform.
Bonnie Caprara wrote an outstanding article about this event in January 2010 for The Oakland Press: http://www.theoaklandpress.com/articles/2010/01/03/news/local_news/doc4b40358290cd2145652313.txt
Event admission is only $10, plus one’s own meal, beverage, and gratuity ordered off Shield's lunch menu. Limited Seating Is Available - Reserve your seat by purchasing room admissions in advance at http://www.roundtablepandp.com/tickets or call 248-383-5793 for more information.
Everyone is invited to attend a fifth anniversary celebration of The Third Thursday Round Table; to be held on Thursday June 17th from 11:30 to 1:30 pm at Shields Restaurant 1476 Maple Road in Troy.
Dean, host and President of Rochester Hills based Round Table Promotions and Publicity, will mark the occasion by sharing six marketing, promotions and publicity strategies he has learned from hosting his event which business professionals can use right now. Special guest local singer/songwriter and musician Laura Jean will also perform.
Bonnie Caprara wrote an outstanding article about this event in January 2010 for The Oakland Press: http://www.theoaklandpress.com/articles/2010/01/03/news/local_news/doc4b40358290cd2145652313.txt
Event admission is only $10, plus one’s own meal, beverage, and gratuity ordered off Shield's lunch menu. Limited Seating Is Available - Reserve your seat by purchasing room admissions in advance at http://www.roundtablepandp.com/tickets or call 248-383-5793 for more information.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
How Important Is Clean To Your Company?
Are business owners seeing cleaning and janitorial services as a luxury more than a necessity? One casualty of the current economic downturn appears to be commercial and office cleaning services.
One retail service provider I know requires their staff to specifically clean for the last 15-20 minutes of each shift. Management has used the promise hiring of an outside cleaning crew as a carrot in front of their staff to achieve certain marketing and performance goals.
I was recently introduced to CoverAll, which promotes itself as a Health-Based Cleaning Service. In addition to providing clean and attractive facilities, CoverAll prides itself on eliminating the germs and contamination that can be a underlying cause of illness. Their mission is to provide a combination of national research and resources with local ownership to carry out the cleaning.
CoverAll’s Northville service center serves our area. For information on how to use their services, how to become a franchisee or if you are an existing cleaning company looking to sell them your book of business, go to http://www.coverall.com/ or call 248-349-4505.
One retail service provider I know requires their staff to specifically clean for the last 15-20 minutes of each shift. Management has used the promise hiring of an outside cleaning crew as a carrot in front of their staff to achieve certain marketing and performance goals.
I was recently introduced to CoverAll, which promotes itself as a Health-Based Cleaning Service. In addition to providing clean and attractive facilities, CoverAll prides itself on eliminating the germs and contamination that can be a underlying cause of illness. Their mission is to provide a combination of national research and resources with local ownership to carry out the cleaning.
CoverAll’s Northville service center serves our area. For information on how to use their services, how to become a franchisee or if you are an existing cleaning company looking to sell them your book of business, go to http://www.coverall.com/ or call 248-349-4505.
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