Archive for the ‘Why Buy a Franchise?’ Category

Advantages of Investing in a Franchise

Wednesday, May 25th, 2011

MJ6XNDPMACBS - Benefits of Owning a Franchise Unlike starting a business from scratch - which can take years to launch - investing in a franchise provides you with a significant head start and numerous benefits. You may be wondering, what’s the big difference? As long as you are willing to play ...

Tis the Season to Realize your Dream of Franchise Ownership

Thursday, December 2nd, 2010

While the glittering store window displays may be a delight for the senses, and it’s easy to get wrapped up in the beauty and wonder of the season, sometimes what our hearts long for most can’t be found on a store shelf. In this season of giving and reflection, there ...

Vendstar Vending Machine Business Video Testimonial

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

"My name is Chuck Mancuso, and I've been with Vendstar for a little over 2 years. I started out with Vendstar just thinkingit would supplement my income, and before you know it, month after month, it just took off. Now I'm up to 200 machines. To run the Vendstar business ...

Franchise 101, The Basics of Franchising

Monday, April 12th, 2010

Here are some selected articles from our Franchise 101 series. These articles are aimed at those potential entrepreneurs who are unfamiliar with franchising and would like to learn more. What is a franchise? How do you buy a franchise? What is a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD)? How much does it cost ...

Looking for Lawn Doctor info

Thursday, July 10th, 2008

I've been looking into expanding my small lawn care business by buying a franchise. I've seen TruGreen and Scotts Lawn care throughout my service area so I'm sure this territory is closed for those opportunities. I've heard a few good things about Lawn Doctor and that they may provide ...

Older Workers Losing Jobs – CNN.com Article

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

An interesting article from CNN on so-called "older workers" losing their jobs due to economic duress and consequent corporate downsizing. According to the piece, these workers are often senior level and find themselves overqualified for positions available in the job market, following an involuntary layoff. It's pretty surprising that the author didn't mention franchising as ...

Mortgage/real estate industry professionals – changing careers

Thursday, May 15th, 2008

Much ado has been made about the housing market’s state of disarray and the role of subprime mortgages in creating the issues plaguing America’s economy. Naturally, as is the case anytime people lose significant sums of money, fingers are being pointed. The Federal Reserve, Wall Street, mortgage brokers, and home-buyers ...