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Franchise Made Simple
The simplicity and beauty of franchising is that it is basically a form of business where instead of starting uneasily and trying to decipher things on your own, you’ll already find plans and formats that have been applied and tested before.

What are Royalty Fees?
Franchise royalty fees vary from one franchisor to the next. They can be very simple or somewhat complex. To begin with, let’s examine why franchisors assess a franchise fee in the first place.

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The Secret to Negotiating in Sales
There's no mystery to negotiating. Good negotiators are not born; they are made! All it takes to be agood negotiator is some upfront preparation and some confidence. And nothing builds confidence like preparation.
Holiday Books on Finance and Entrepreneurship
A list of recent books (partially via NDE) of possible interest to entrepreneurs and investors. To be upfront, the only ones on the list that I have read are the first two -- Schramm's and Fisher's, which are both excellent -- and so with the rest you're on your own:
Are Home Based Franchises For Real? Get the Facts Before You Close the Deal
With so many work at home based business franchises available today, you have to wonder how many of them are really legitimate. Some of them sound amazing and promise astounding sales and profit with little effort or upfront investment.
Don't Let the Franchise Fee Scare You!
If you have searched for a franchise opportunity to buy, perhaps you have become frustrated at the upfront franchise fee that that franchisor is asking. $25,000.00, $35,000.000, $50,000.00 or more sounds excessive, right?

EMPLOYEE TRUST – WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU FEAR THE WORST
Have you ever asked yourself; “Is this employee being upfront and honest with me?” We may have a gut feeling or something maybe does not size up, yet we have no concrete evidence of deceit. This is a difficult situation as the repercussions of falsely accusing an employee may hinder a future of trust.

Ouch! It Hurts To Think This Much! Communicating Performance Targets
Why are so many managers unclear about what performance results they expect from their employees? The prime reason: it requires concentrated mental effort and time, upfront. Make that investment. It will be worth it.

Info Products Made Easy--Stand Out from the Start
Investing a little time upfront to strategically map out your ebook or info product will go a long way toward making sure you end up with a bestseller...here's some ideas for how to do that.

The Invisible Close Sales Nugget: 5 Questions to Ask Your Host Before You Get on Stage
If you've been around me for any length of time, you know that I'm a big proponent of free speaking gigs. By that, I mean those opportunities that don't pay you to speak upfront, but that can yield big results from back-of-the-room sales.
Build Employee Relationships To Manage Change Effectively
By building relationships regularly, upfront with all your people - you will develop trust so that change is far easier. And, in this rapidly changing world we live in, change is here to stay.
Avoiding Scams when looking for business funding
There are a handful of companies across the U.S. and in Canada that advertise to offer a business credit building package or are “verified lenders.” Some are legitimate. Some are not. In part, the internet has created a breeding ground for scammers to collect money from people looking to start new businesses, then offer nothing, or very little in exchange. These scams involve collecting an upfront fee in order to get the business owner the funding or credit service that was advertised. Loan scams most commonly require an upfront fee to pay for alleged loan insurance required. Often, this is a scam tactic. In some cases, once the consumer pays the fee, the “company” is never heard from again. In other instances, empty promises are made and the ‘company’ drags the process on and eventually stops corresponding with the client.

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