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Don't be afraid of the Franchise Disclosure Document. It's only a piece of paper. Well...actually, it's around 300 pieces of paper written in a language that's eerily similar to English. All kidding aside, it's important for you to read this article, if you're thinking of buying a franchise. Read More

A strong web presence is necessary for any company in order to flourish in the online market. The following article discusses a few tips that will help your company in building a strong web presence. If your website does not … Continue reading → Read More

A lot of the people that I’ve advised over the years are former corporate employees who’ve been slogging away…working 70-hour weeks for years. Most of them are trying to avoid long hours, so they avoid food service businesses at all costs.

But, should they?


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Coffee’s steady increase in popularity-$2 billion in sales at McDonald's alone, is linked to not only its being a favored beverage, but also to its being daily consumed by more than 52% of U.S. Check out this report from Franchise Direct. Read More

In the “instant” society we live in, frustration can set in early for those that are struggling to build their platforms. I experience it myself, although my platform is growing. Here's my review of a book that discusses platforms and growth. Your growth.

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Sometimes, getting back to the basics can be a good thing. The Franchise Biz Directory has very helpful--and short-articles on franchise business ownership. Check them out! Read More

Do you struggle to write some compelling posts?
Probably you don't know that there is a key reason behind that.

Of course, writing outstanding posts requires training, but there is a secret that will shortcut that process. Read More

Here are 10 ways that the visual web is taking over and creating a truly magical experience for users!

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Once again, an individual franchisee has decided to open his mouth concerning Obamacare...and politics. And, Denny's corporate-his franchisor, has called him out on it. read this important story on The Huffington Post. Read More

The Small Business Advocate. His name: Jim Blasingame. His job-to spread positive and educational vibes over the airways. And, he's been doing so for 15 years. Congratulations, Jim! Read More