Stephen Preuss, CEO, and Erik Helgesen, President of Paymore, were on a recent episode of the Franchise Business Radio show. Paymore is an emerging, fast-growing franchise opportunity in one of the hottest markets – electronic sales. Tune in and learn about Paymore’s offerings, whether you are a customer that is looking to upgrade your electronic devices or if you’re an aspiring entrepreneur considering a business.
Near the end of 2020, I started another new podcast with my colleague Mike McDowell, director of operations at Social Joey. Mike is a Certified Facebook Ad Buyer and Business Manager, and we chat regularly so Mike can update me on new Facebook changes and how these changes will affect Franchises and small-business owners. By Jack Monson
Recently, I had a client say to me, “I’ve never heard of that before,” when referring to one of the franchise concepts in the FranServe inventory. My response, “Good! That’s why you’re working with a Certified Franchise Consultant!” By Don Clayton
Franchise buyers who choose to capitalize their business with a Rollover as Business Startup (ROBS) can’t just jump right in. Setting up and administering a ROBS structure requires knowledge of complex legislation and IRS requirements. By Max Mawhirter
All of our military veterans have different reasons why they decided to serve. For some, it is in service of country, or continuing a tradition of family; for others it is using the GI Bill for College education. By Jon P. Skroder
As attorneys, we protect our clients with the contracts we write, the clauses we negotiate, and the words we choose. However, words are not magic and not the end of the discussion in any legal analysis or dispute. The words are a road map and documentation of what the parties intended the legal relationship to be, but they aren’t the “last word,” so to speak, in most instances. By Tom Spadea
What’s the Best Franchise to Own? That’s a very common question because everyone wants to pick a successful brand to own that will be profitable and enjoyable. That means different things to different people. Franchises are like ice cream, there is more than just one flavor, so everyone can choose their favorite one. By Alesia Visconti