Even
in today’s Wi-Fi age, internet cafés are still getting a big chunk
of the market, especially when it comes to rush research and printing
jobs. So if you want to put up your own cybercafé, there are a few
things that you should first take into account so as not to fail in
your business venture.
Internet
Quality
Like
any good businessman, chances are you’d be tempted to cut corners
for some extra income, but you should never skimp on internet quality
for this. Remember that ultimately, your customers will remember your
shop not really for the extent or quality of your services, but on
how fast the Internet was when they were surfing or browsing.
Computer
Support
Perhaps
the second most important aspect to make an impression on customers
is the quality of your hardware. Make sure that you hire an efficient
business computer support company to assure this. Don’t be a victim
of the bad press of people saying things like “The Net was fast,
but my unit kept crashing”, which can be damaging to your
reputation.
Number of
Computers
It
also pays to know just how many units you will need to set up when
you’re just starting up, as well as how large your target goal
really is. Consider the population in your neighbourhood when
thinking this through, and ask yourself: “How many of them would
actually be using my computers at a time?”
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