Twenty- and thirtysomethings are the new targets of franchisors looking to expand. Should we be concerned for the poor, defenseless young victims-in-waiting?
To be successful in franchising or any kind of business, you must be an effective negotiator. Here are some tips on how to build excellent negotiating skills.
While most franchisors prefer those who unquestionably follow the franchise systems already in place, without an independent temperament, you'll likely not succeed as a franchisee.
As the owner of a franchise, being comfortable with selling can be critical to your success. But don't worry if you're not a "born" salesperson; selling skills can be learned.
You may be wondering which franchise is right for you. That's an important question, but not as important as knowing whether any franchise is right for you.
If you want to determine if there's an entrepreneur (franchise or otherwise) locked inside you waiting to emerge, take these two self-assessment tests.
Before you commit to buying your own business, be sure to ask yourself if you are running toward a vision of success or running away from problems you don't want to face.