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As professional investigators, we are in a unique position in today’s era of economic and social uncertainty.  We are viewed by most potential clients to be part private security agents, part psychologists and part attorneys (while most of us carry none of these official Read More

Like most industries, professional private investigators work in a results-driven market.  An investigator’s value to clients is typically weighted on providing relevant facts which not only satisfy the case objective, but more importantly, our client’s expectations. It is these Read More

We’ve heard about the economic downturn and associated financial crisis far too often in recent months.  Everyday, new stimulus packages are being created and handed-out by governments to help ease the burden on business; however, the reality is I’ve only heard of one private Read More

First, It is never wise to send an editable document or investigative report to a client; if you MUST send it in MS Word then you should protect the document from any unauthorized edits or changes. If you are using MS Word 2003 or later, click on “Tools” in the Read More

Networking is a fundamental element of building and marketing any business. As part of your many marketing efforts, consider diversifying your network by joining your local chamber of commerce. Joining a local Chamber can be a powerful, efficient and low cost marketing tool, Read More

There are four classic “P’s” to marketing: product, price, place, and promotion. You can find them in any marketing book, or even on Wikipedia; each has a critical role to play in any marketing success story. Let’s focus for a bit on price. There has been a lot of discussion Read More

Since many insurance companies and large law firms are requiring investigators to work on a Flat Rate basis more today than in the past, it occurred to me that there must be a way for investigators to work Flat Rate assignments and make a better profit. The concept of keeping Read More

Private Investigators Contract for Iraq Terminated As reported by the Washington Post today, the State Department canceled a contract for eight private investigators to assist U.S. officials in Iraq with “extremely complex and sensitive investigations.” Read More