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Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park, creator of the world’s first all-trampoline, walled playing court, is getting ready to open its newest franchise in June. Look for it to open in Cleveland, Ohio... Read More

Franchise sales and development is what drives the growth of a franchise system, especially early on, and it’s what most franchisors lose sleep over more than anything else. But what’s also crucial to the steady growth of a franchise is the support that corporate gives to existing franchisees, in t Read More

Is it time for you to blossom like a Weeping Cherry Tree does? Is it time to move away from a corporate job and become a franchise owner? Find out as I talk about pain. Career pain. Read More

South Africa's franchise success rates are pretty high. That's according to the new franchise association chairman. But, where did the data come from? We had some interesting franchise success rates in the USA, too. Read More

In this post, I lay out what I thinks are the top 10 franchises in the US. You have to read this franchise blog post. Trust me. It's not what you think. Or, is it? Read More

When it comes to deciding whether to build or buy websites for your franchisees there are a few important things you should consider. Franchisees need local websites to reinforce their online presence and here are a few tips before you decide to build or buy franchisee websites. Read More

There is one franchise research technique that could land you in jail, according to The Franchise King, Joel Libava. Read this franchise business blog post to see which one it is. Read More

Individuals researching the franchise industry for the right opportunity to move into must consider when their research is occurring in terms of FDD update obligations. The ideal time to seek out the most up to date FDD is during that post-120 day period when franchisors are required by the FTC to ... Read More

The look on the guy's face in this blog post says it all. You see, I want you to find the unhappy franchise owners as part of your franchise research. Even if you don't want to. Read why. You'll understand where I'm coming from. Read More