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In her book, “Confessions Of A Professional Blogger,” Miranda Marquit shares the important lessons she’s learned as a professional blogger and freelance writer. Read More

In the midst of everything, this thought struck me: I’ve got a home business registered in Utah. What happens when my home business is located in Pennsylvania? Read More

Advice from successful campaigns can help industry newcomers tremendously. Recently, CNBC published an article that does just this: A crowdfunding veteran highlights the popular mistakes projects make. Appearing on this list – “Forgetting to ask for a donation.” At first, this may seem commonsensic Read More

Not only is it super-easy to franchise a business, according to the person that approached my friend, and franchise attorney, Charles Internacola at the International Franchise Expo, it’s almost guaranteed to be wildly successful. Riight. Read More

Here’s some information about the world’s largest soft pretzel franchise business in the world, as well as some information on how you can get involved with their tasty brand. Check out their target markets. Read More

Firstly, let’s distinguish a crowdfunding budget from a project goal. A budget concerns strictly the operational costs (fees and taxes included), whereas a goal incorporates both the budget and target. If a project’s goal equals $1600, for example, perhaps the crowdfunding budget accounts for $300 Read More

Nominations are now open for the 2014 Small Business Influencer Awards. This is your chance, fellow franchise professionals, to nominate the most influential franchise brands and individuals in our industry. Read More

Since 8 out of 10 businesses fail within their first 18 months of operation, it is important to understand why when considering a start-up company. Three of the top ten reasons that small businesses go out of business are poor accounting, operational inefficiencies, and dysfunctional management.... Read More

You’re interested in a franchise or two. You want to learn more about the opportunity. Who will you be talking to at headquarters? And, how should you approach the conversation? Find out here. Read More