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McDonald's is having problems. Some of them have to do with speed..or lack of it. Franchisees of this fast-food empire have been complaining loudly for a while now about the lack of speed, and other things. If I was a McDonald’s franchise owner, I’d be complaining loudly too. Read More

You're reading it right. Franchising is nothing buy a big, fat scam. Grab a pot of coffee and read my in-depth article on the greatest business model ever developed. Then, decide for yourself. Read More

Franchising is the practice of leasing for a certain period, the right to use a company’s successful business model and brand. For the franchisor, the franchise is just another option for building chain stores to distribute goods that help in avoiding the investment and liability of a chain. The fr Read More

There are thousands of franchises out there. To someone jumping into the industry for the first time, the choice can be overwhelming. Here are some key steps in the process of making the right decision for you personally. Read More

There’s certainly no shortage of franchise opportunities being offered these days.But, how many franchise business opportunities have the brand power of The UPS Store®?

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Healthy foods are getting more and more ink-and more and more popular. It seems that’s what people want these days. More and more food franchises are offering healthy choices on their menus. But, if your franchises' name is "Tubby's" how is that going to work out? Read More

So, they made a mistake. Lots of companies do. Some franchisors do. Humans do. So, why is Yum! Brands- a huge franchise company, getting called out so much for their mistake? You Do know about this, right? Read More

Children’s education franchises are needed. Badly.
Fact: Kids-a lot of them, just can’t keep up. I feel that our education system needs some work. What do you think? If you agree, maybe you can help. And, at the same time, go into business for yourself. Read More

The bill by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) would have prohibited corporations from putting franchisees out of business unless they committed what’s known as a “substantial and material breach” of their franchise contract. Read More