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![]() Senior Helpers Receives Top scores from Franchisees according to a new study performed by Franchise Research Institute for the Third Year in a Row![]() Posted on July 08, 2010 by Suzanne Musial Lincoln, NE - Senior Helpers, the nation's fastest growing provider of in-home senior care, has received top scores from their franchisees in a study performed by the Franchise Research Institute® for the third consecutive year. The results are based on an independent survey of Senior Helpers franchisees to determine their level of satisfaction with and other feedback on the Senior Helpers' franchise system. The Franchise Research Institute conducts the survey using its proprietary FranSurvey system. "Visionary franchise companies like Senior Helpers understand the importance of knowing what their franchisees think about their system," said Jeff Johnson, founder and CEO of the Franchise Research Institute. "That's why they conduct annual surveys of their franchisees. And Senior Helpers also understands that unbiased, confidential, third-party research is the most accurate way to obtain honest feedback which, in turn, allows them to identify what they are doing right as well as areas they can improve." The survey asked Senior Helpers franchise owners to rate their franchisor through a series of questions regarding the quality of the franchise relationship, overall growth potential, quality, support, communication and other areas. The results, according to Johnson, show that Senior Helpers has an enthusiastic, energetic franchisee community. "It takes a very strong franchise training and support program to obtain this high level of satisfaction," said Johnson. "Using our FranSurvey system we found 90 percent of the Senior Helpers franchise network graded the 'initial training and opening support' supplied by the franchisor as positive as well as the 'ongoing training and support. That is unequivocal feedback direct from franchisees." For Peter Ross, founder and CEO of Senior Helpers, the results reinforce that decisions made at the corporate level are, in fact, helping franchisees build strong businesses, despite the economic environment. "Every member of our corporate team reviews the results of the survey and together we analyze the feedback and break it down to create actionable items," said Ross. "While the positive results reinforce our commitment to excellence in providing our franchisees with the support and tools they need, we also place a heavy focus on the written comments, incorporating them into our strategic planning and initiatives." Additional Franchise Articles![]() Q&A with Kelly Honkomp of the NanoNet The Growth Coach® Breathing New Life into Greater Dallas Area Businesses in Tough Economy Q&A with David Goodman, President of Companion Connection Senior Care Q&A with Reagan Rodruiguez, CEO of 5th Avenue Acquisitions & Venture Capitalists Recent Franchise News![]() Pizza Buffet Included in GI Jobs Magazine 2012 Military Friendly Franchises Fresh Coat Painters to Open New Location in Chicago’s North Shore CKO Kickboxing Opening New Gym in San Diego WIN Home Inspection One of G.I. Jobs Magazine’s 2012 Military Friendly Franchises CKO Kickboxing is G.I. Jobs Magazine’s 2012 Military Friendly Franchise Recent Franchise Press Releases![]() THE UPS STORE CONDUCTS FRANCHISE-OPPORTUNITY EDUCATION NATIONWIDE FIRSTLIGHT HOMECARE ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTOR OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT Honest-1 Auto Care Named 2012 Military Friendly Franchise by G.I. Jobs Magazine Three ProTect Painters All-Stars Prove Success is Just a Brush Stroke Away Sport Clips Haircuts on Target to hit Second "Billion Dollars" in Haircuts by 2014 |
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