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Franchising World
- Publisher:
- International Franchise Association
- Publication date:
- 2009-05-14
- ISBN:
- 1041-7311
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
Latest documents
- Community outreach.
- What Darwin can teach us about running an international franchise.
- Expanding into the developing world: Survey findings.
- The role of letters of intent in international franchise transactions.
- Democrats claim a stake in the joint employer debate.
- Franchise relationship legislation: A comeback?
- Looking to take your brand to new countries? GO International With IFA.
- People & news briefs.
- Q&A with the authors of franchise management for dummies.
- Finding the right formula for multi-unit territory sizes.
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- Supplier forum by industry category/alphabetical listing.
- Countering layoffs with the entrepreneurial spirit.
- Franchisees provide advice on communication, innovation and advancement: franchising's high-achieving, multi-unit franchisees share views on key topics.
- Golden rules for integrating local and digital marketing: the best strategy includes digital, mobile and traditional options that capture customers' attention in multiple places and drive them to your door.
- New lighting technology cuts costs, offers tax credits and rebates: few business solutions can have as immediate an impact as the use of LED lighting that is customizable, saves money and reduces a company's environmental footprint.
- Creative narrative, original messaging offer powerful marketing for unique franchises: the ability to create one's own narrative and develop original messaging can be a powerful tool in marketing a business.
- Franchising: share a smaller risk, share a bigger return: when you're considering which franchise to invest in, make certain you research population trends, demographic forecasts, consumer consumption and spending models.