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Lesson #2: Pursuing the Common Good is Good for Business
“I had such a string of good fortune in my life,” says Newman. “Those who are most lucky should hold their hands out to those who aren’t.”

Read It Anyway!
I really dislike the recently released Jacked Up: The Inside Story of How Jack Welch Talked GE into Becoming the World's Greatest Company. I put it down several times. I threw it down several times.

Fundamentals First
Here are some fundamental marketing rules for living life in the slow (but safe) lane:

What Dave just did
Dave Balter, an old friend and colleague, has written a new book. It costs $45 on Amazon. But, for my loyal readers...you can get a copy of the ebook (the entire book) for free here.

Introduction to Franchising - Mash Bonigala

Starting up a small business takes money, time, and skills and luck to succeed. What if you could put your money, time and skills into a business that has already been proven to succeed? In a very simplified nutshell that is the purpose of a franchise. Franchising allows you to take a proven business that has already obtained name recognition and use their products and services to build your own business. You pay a fee to that business, and pay royalties on your profit. In return you have a license to use their name, trademarks, and products, along with their proven business system.

Get Paid To Write Online
Getting paid to write can be a very good way of earning an income from the web. There are many sites offering opportunities that you can take advantage of. Or you can start your own site with your own articles.

The Cost of a Franchise Offering
There are initial and ongoing costs to a franchise program. This article summarizes each and gives an idea of what the franchisor can expect.

The 7-11 Franchise Program
The 7-11 Franchise Program may not be the best model for new franchise plans.

Should You Franchise Your Business 20 Questions
There are a number of variables that a business must consider before embarking on a franchise development program. As a first step in determining the viability of franchising your business, you should consider the following questions.

Paying Royalties might be the best money spent in your Business

I recently had a conversation with a Franchisee who owns several Hair Cutting Franchise locations. One of the things he emphasized on is that royalties are the best money he spent in his business. He specifically said that every time he needs help or a question answered, all he has to do is pick up the phone, and call the Franchise and he receives an instant answer. He attributes that to his success.

Franchise Opportunities many don't know about.

One of the most common question I am always asked is "What's Hottest business out there?" The reason people ask that, is because everybody wants to be on board when the next "Best Thing" comes out. Today, I am going to tell you how to be the first to bring the "Next Best Thing" to your area, your city or your country. There are two opportunities available with Franchises that most people do not know about: Master Franchisee and Area Developers.

Are You Ready For Franchising?

Franchising. Just saying the word has an almost soothing quality to it as it rolls off the tongue. As a concept, franchising is suppose to provide business owners a sense of comfort and ease, knowing that behind their new venture are people with years of tried-and-true business experience waiting to share it. Franchising is a business network that allows people to share a brand identification, a successful method of doing business, and a proven marketing and distribution system. But franchising isn't for everyone. In fact business owner "wannabees" should think carefully before spending many months and much cash on securing a franchise that either isn't right for them and provides no extra benefits. This article provides 5 important steps you should consider before purchasing a franchisee.

Reasons to Avoid Buying a Franchise

You’ll find an abundance of reasons for buying into a franchise being repeated here and there. Among these reasons of course is the alarmingly high rate of failure among small businesses, the freedom of working in franchising and the benefit of an established brand name and business plan. There’s also the added benefit of not having to start from absolutely nothing and having to claw your way to the top, as in small businesses. This all makes franchising sound like an extremely attractive prospect but not everything about it is as pleasant as you may think.

A Research Report: Good Reasons for Buying a Franchise Business
A question asked to a panel of entrepreneurs was : Did you eventually get bored of being someone else’s employee? Were you thinking of starting your own business that was successful without requiring starting it from scratch?

4 Ways to Finance your Franchise
If you are interested in buying a franchise, you have probably taken into account all of the benefits that a franchise offers over starting your own business. You will benefit from a proven successful business model and an established brand name.

Reselling Your Franchise
If you are thinking about re-selling your franchise to a new franchisee, for whatever reason, how is that done? You might be wondering how it differs from selling an independent business, because you don’t technically own the franchise, you only own its assets. You are renting everything else, from the brand name to the business model of the franchisor.

6 Common Myths About Cheap Franchises

If you’re looking at the possibility of starting your own low investment franchise, chances are good that you’ve heard some information about low cost franchises that may not be entirely accurate. Whether those tales were told to you by someone else or you managed to conjure them up on your own, it’s important to bring them to light and know what the truth is. Here are 6 common myths about cheap franchises that you simply shouldn’t believe.

10 Retail Franchise Businesses You May Never Have Considered
Everyone knows the most popular retail establishments, and even the word retail often brings to mind days as a teenager, working in a chain store or a mall boutique. Mainstream retail stores are perfectly fine, but for those who want to start a more unique retail store, take a look at some of the retail businesses you may have never considered.

Franchise Agreement Key Provisions
When it comes to the Franchise Agreement – the legal document that technically governs franchisor/franchisee relations – there is no standard format. Terms and conditions of operations vary from franchise to franchise and from industry to industry.

Franchise Formats
There are several different franchise formats to consider when selling franchises. You might refer to these different formats as "flavors" of franchising. It is important to understand the differences so that you can properly develop your franchise program.

Effective franchise marketing
Marketing development strategies for franchise systems.

What to do when confronted with a "Cease and Desist" Letter
This article gives good basic advice when confronted with a cease and desist letter.

What I learnt From One Of The UK’s Best Selling Business Authors

A few months ago, I embarked on a new project, The Great Successful People Package to interview numerous top successful individuals, in order to pick their brains on what made them a success and what important points they had learnt over the years. I did this with the goal of sharing their advice and proven ideas with others. I have choosen from hundreds of ideas, this one because it was simple and it worked for me!

Find the Right Franchise Opportunity for You
Choosing the right franchising opportunity is essential. There are various factors to look for such as your interests and financial condition, the market for the product and the franchisors themselves. Moreover, you have to see how old the company is and also the support it is providing.

Is A Small Business Franchise Opportunity For You?

Small business franchise opportunities are definitely not limited to food kiosks and carpet cleaning. There are literally hundreds of businesses franchised in the United States, ranging from automotive and children’s franchises to pet and travel service franchises. Whatever kind of business you might be looking for, the spectrum of choices is limited only by your imagination and level of determination.

Where can I buy a Starbucks Franchise ? (hint, you can’t)

Judging by the volume of queries made in search engines and forums, many people aspire to the status of Starbucks franchisee. If you´re one of them, you´re out of luck. Almost every Starbucks outlet is a wholly company-owned and operated venture. (Exceptions are institutions at places like airports that operate through a license agreement.). Fortunately, this doesn´t mean you have to give up your dreams of owning a coffee shop franchise. A host of attractive alternatives exist in the lucrative coffee shop franchise market, many of which are giving Starbucks a run for its money

Why Pay Royalties
The reasons behind the Franchise royalty go beyond simply assessing a fee by the Franchisor. Learn the four elements of a Franchise system that are tied to royalties.

Why Pay Royalties
The reasons behind the Franchise royalty go beyond simply assessing a fee by the Franchisor. Learn the four elements of a Franchise system that are tied to royalties.

The Truth About Franchise Royalty Fees
Franchise royalties are sometimes looked upon in a negative way in the eyes of franchise seekers, often simply because of the fact that their function in the franchise equation is misunderstood. There are several important points to grasp when it comes to franchise royalties, exactly what they are, and how they benefit both the franchisor and the franchisee.

Create Passive Income: Stop Trading Time for Money
The IRS defines passive income as income from "trade or business activities in which you do not materially participate". Traditional sources are dividend/interest income from investments, rental income and royalties from books.


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