Every day we talk to executives who are considering leaving the paid gig to do their own thing. It’s a big decision to walk away from a regular job with regular pay. In a business, there is typically very little income for the first year and maybe even two! On the other hand, as …
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Franchise of the Month – Rush Bowls
This month’s franchise of the month is Rush Bowls. Rush Bowls has redefined what it means to have a healthy meal on the go. After opening in Boulder, Colorado in 2004 at the very start of the healthy food wave – Rush Bowls has become one of the fastest growing franchises in the country. They …
Franchise of the Month – WaveMAX Laundry
This month’s feature is an investment model geared for that business savvy empire builder looking for a semi absentee model that can be run with very few employees. Your business partner is franchise start up pro Dennis Mulgannon – who successfully launched Home Care Assistance, Junk King and The Flying Locksmith into the the national …
Franchise of the Month – Diesel Barbershop
This month’s franchise of the month is Diesel Barbershop – a ground floor opportunity with a very hip concept. It’s recession resistant and technology proof and offers recurring revenue. The concept: a Man Cave for Haircuts: Diesel is the 21st century version of the vintage corner barbershop that appeals to what customers today want. It’s …
The 5 Most Frequently Asked Questions About a Franchise – And Why They’re Not the Right Questions
Every day we talk with prospective investors who are considering franchise opportunities. Over the years we have heard most of these – so we thought it would be a good idea to share our thoughts on why these questions, while they may make sense on the surface, aren’t the right questions you should be asking. …
Franchise of the Month: Nerds To Go
In 2003 founder David J Colella, recognized the tremendous need for computer service for residential computer users and small businesses. Back then, the average American household had a single computer and cell phones were rare, today 90% of American households have more than four (4) devices online. After having a tremendous amount of success in …