You don’t need big words to be nice or to give good service
I was recently reading what I thought, and hoped, would be a good article on customer service. But I was turned off very quickly. By Nancy Friedman
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Franchise Business Radio: Timing Isn’t Everything
Tune Into the Franchise Business Radio show to hear about the journey of navigating the process of franchise selection, transitioning into franchise business ownership, and insight on the senior-care sector from a franchisee and franchisor perspective.
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09, 2021
First Financial ROBS Plans: At an Entry Point Below $599!
Successfully funding franchisees since 1997, First Financial is your complete source for all your small-business financing needs from SBA Express Loans, equipment leasing, and business acquisition, to Roll-Over Business Start-up (ROBS) plans. By Suzy Granger
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09, 2021
The First Step
Patrick Laforet, a well-known Canadian franchise expert and author, recently quoted an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: “Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” By Don Clayton
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Social Geek Radio: Q4: Serving the Customer
I have no new news to share this month. But I do have some words of encouragement to all franchisees and future small-business owners: Welcome to October. Welcome to The Fourth Quarter of 2021. And, as one of my rock ‘n’ roll heroes once said, Welcome to the Jungle. By Jack Monson
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09, 2021
Tenet Financial Group: Choosing the Right Franchise Funding Method
At Tenet Financial Group, we like to tell our clients that franchise funding is not “one size fits all.” Because of our deep knowledge base and experience, we can attest to this statement and actually create opportunities for franchise buyers to understand every available option through our consultative approach. By Jodi Rowell
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Monetize Your Losses
It is so tempting for a franchisor to only tout what they do well, the good decisions they have made, and the incredible systems they have built. Although it may sound counterintuitive, a big part of the value of experienced brands comes from all the things they didn’t do well over the years. By Tom Spadea