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Should I Get a Loan to Buy a Franchise?

If you’re reading this blog, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with the advantages of a franchise. You probably already know about the ability to be your own boss, the level of business support you can receive, the benefits of an established brand and customer base, and so on. You may have even already begun ... Should I Get a Loan to Buy a Franchise?...Read More

By Franchise Gator | Posted February 9, 2023

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Become a successful franchisee

What Does It Take to Become a Successful Franchisee?

Operating a successful franchise requires business savvy and dedication. There are numerous qualities that make for an ideal franchisor, and in order for a business to prosper, business leaders must possess the necessary skills to manage the franchise effectively. Though operating a franchise is an easier pursuit than starting a brand new business, there are What Does It Take to Become a Successful Franchisee?

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By Staff Writer | Posted March 16, 2016

Bed Bath & Beyond

Get Customers Before They Even Walk in with Outstanding Curb Appeal

Despite commonly being told not to judge a book by its cover, all of us form first impressions when we encounter new faces, places, and ideas. Despite potentially being introduced to new information down the road, science confirms that even facts don’t change first impressions. New studies presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality Get Customers Before They Even Walk in with Outstanding Curb Appeal

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By Kara Wilson | Posted February 2, 2016

Franchise financing

5 Ways Franchise Owners Can Save Money On Equipment Financing

Are you interested in owning that sub shop? Or do you have your eye on the ice cream franchise down the street from you? For most franchises, equipment financing is an important part of the startup process. Equipment purchases make up anywhere from 30-70% of a franchise’s operating costs. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy to obtain 5 Ways Franchise Owners Can Save Money On Equipment Financing

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By Priyanka Prakash | Posted November 11, 2015

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How Your Retirement Account Can Finance a Franchise (ROBS)

What is a Rollover For Business Startups (ROBS)? A Rollover for Business Startups (ROBS) is a tax-free and penalty-free way to transfer money from your retirement account into a new business. A 401(k), traditional IRA, 403(b), and many other retirement accounts are eligible (Roth IRAs are not eligible). You may hear ROBS also referred to How Your Retirement Account Can Finance a Franchise (ROBS)

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By Priyanka Prakash | Posted September 28, 2015

email marketing

How to Determine if an Email Marketing Campaign Was Successful

You create your email, send it out, and wait with bated breath to see how many of your subscribers engage with your email. It’s definitely exciting to see that happen. But once the honeymoon stage is over, you’re left thinking about exactly what value you are getting from your email marketing campaigns, other than being How to Determine if an Email Marketing Campaign Was Successful

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By Brandon Olson | Posted September 23, 2015

franchise business growth

5 Ways Technology Can Help Grow your Franchise Business

With technology expanding at a very rapid pace, we find ourselves continually accessing more and more new opportunities, especially in the business world. The same can be said by franchisees, and there are numerous methods such companies can use to grow exponentially and achieve successful results. Using a CRM Knowing the items sold by your 5 Ways Technology Can Help Grow your Franchise Business

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By Staff Writer | Posted May 21, 2015

5 Questions Business Owners Should Be Asking About Healthcare Reform (Plus Some Answers)

Confused about healthcare reform? We thought so. Here are five questions you are probably asking, along with some answers that should help you sleep better a night. Are the healthcare reform police about to bust through my front door?No employer must offer coverage. Depending on the size of your company, different provisions apply. Fifty employees 5 Questions Business Owners Should Be Asking About Healthcare Reform (Plus Some Answers)

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By Farrah Kennedy | Posted September 19, 2013