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Just a lot of sweat and the hope that the customer buys and is happy with the product. Because if a client decides instead to go with Zoho or Dynamics CRM I'm now signing them up to pay from $25-$44 per month per user and I get my margin from that. And to entice a prospective client to sign up for the service through my firm rather than directly with the vendor I'm offering up a few free hours of service too. No big bucks up front. And as long as the product continues to stay good and we continue to provide a good service those checks should keep on coming. And I'll keep receiving my commission every month. And google drive if they are, then they'll keep paying every month.  
  
Its owner assured me it backed up regularly. Do you want to guess where? Just yesterday I rescued data from an ageing computer that had frozen. Not a bad idea - except the external hard drive had spent the last 3 years living in the roof of his garage. When I asked him where to, he had no idea. I meet many people who claim they store their backups on an external hard drive or on memory sticks. It was set to back-up to an external hard-drive. The last backup was 3 years old.  
  
Doing a sample cost analysis - if your provider is leasing a dedicated server from a data center for $179/month, that cost plus overhead like support and backup add up to their overall cost to maintain that server. Let's say it's roughly $275/month (hard and soft dollar expense). In this scenario, charging $3.95/month for LayerOnline unlimited space and bandwidth, a provider could break even at roughly 70 accounts.  
  
Also save it to your laptop's internal hard drive, and unlimited storage to your flash drive. Flash drives are very inexpensive - so buy and use several. A good general rule is that you should never keep extremely sensitive data on your laptop. We keep several flash drives with us when on vacation - and keep them in our pockets for safe-keeping. If you are away from your home/business computer, LayerOnline and using your laptop, email yourself the document that you are working on. Keep it on your flash drive and on the cloud drive. We purchased 3 brand-name 8GB flash dives for google drive under $20.  
  
You only need to key in your username and unlimited storage the password and an you can already reach your files. Accessing your files later on is also easy. The important factor here is that you may not use your own computer to see your files. In case your computer gets damaged, lost, google drive or you ran out of power, you can use other computers or even your mobile phone as long as you have an internet connection.  
  
And to entice a prospective client to sign up for LayerOnline the service through my firm rather than directly with the vendor I'm offering up a few free hours of service too. Just a lot of sweat and the hope that the customer buys and unlimited storage is happy with the product. And as long as the product continues to stay good and we continue to provide a good service those checks should keep on coming. Because if a client decides instead to go with Zoho or Dynamics CRM I'm now signing them up to pay from $25-$44 per month per user and I get my margin from that. And I'll keep receiving my commission every month. And if they are, LayerOnline then they'll keep paying every month. No big bucks up front.  
  
Your cloud storage account will come with some default settings and you can change them if you want. LayerOnline Automated backup No need to make sure the external hardware is connected and turned on at the right time. You can back up your system once a day or even several times a day. Just set it and LayerOnline forget it. Just keep your Internet connection on (something you probably do anyway), and your system will be automatically backed up as often as you need it to.  
  
And you'd think by reading to this point I'd be a convert. For many, LayerOnline like Augustine, it's a great idea and one that will grow even more over the coming years. cloud drive So is hosting the way to go for small companies? Not as surprised as that client of mine back in 1986 when he got a huge tax bill because I forgot to include a few deductions he had. But I'm not sold on this kind of service for my business.  
  
Remember when you had to open file by file? But the advantages do not stop there, as they have made file restoration and retrieval so much easier. Today many cloud backup service provide automatic restoration, so you don't have to pick and choose, it's done for you.  
  
Remember that computers are now exposed to various threats and they do experience problems. These issues can cause loss of data stored in your hard drive. So always backup whenever possible depending on how often you use your computer and what you usually do with your PC. A good tip from the experts is to backup on a daily basis if important files change every day or weekly if they change every week.  
  
YouTube came about in about February of 2005 by three former PayPal employees. Google actually bought YouTube LLC for LayerOnline $1.65 billion dollars in 2006, lucky three employees for PayPal. Have you heard of YouTube, if you have not by now I would be surprised, but for those who do not know about this website, unlimited storage google drive let me fill you in.