Archive for July, 2010
Posted by FranNet on July 29th, 2010 under Small Business Tags: Best Small Business Blogs, Duct Tape Marketing, Forbes.com, Small Business Brief, small business opportunity, Small Business Owners, top small business blogs •
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Some of the best resources for small business owners are blogs. In addition to more traditional forums, such as magazines, corporate web sites, trade publications, and television programs, blogs offer a slightly different take on the small business. They can offer insights and ideas you just can’t find anywhere else. Log in this week for [...]
Posted by Cindy Rayfield on July 27th, 2010 under Business Ownership, FranNet News, Small Business, Success Stories Tags: corporate downsizing, corporate layoffs, executive business owners, executive layoffs, executive opportunity, FranNet Colorado, internet marketing consulting franchise, senior care franchise, small-business computer support franchise, Stacy Swift •
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Corporate executives create new lives for themselves with franchise ownership after layoffs and business closures. It’s not a pleasant position to be in, especially for a six-figure-generating corporate executive – unexpected layoffs and downsizing. According to ExecuNet (a networking group for outplaced Executives in the $100K+ salary bracket), corporate executives can expect to be in [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 26th, 2010 under FranNet News Tags: business model, Business Ownership, exploring self-employment, Find a Consultant, franchise, franchise business, Franchise Ownership, FranNet, Jania Bailey •
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For some, the idea of getting off the corporate treadmill and becoming their own boss is the attraction. For others, retirement allows them to fulfill a life’s dream. And recently, unemployment may have brought the alternative of business ownership into sharp focus for many. FranNet brings together franchisors and individuals who are interested in exploring [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 23rd, 2010 under Small Business Tags: Best Small Business Blogs, Church of the Customer, Forbes.com, Inc. magazine, small business opportunity, Small Business Owners, Small Business Trends, small businesses, top small business blogs •
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Some of the best resources for small business owners are blogs. In addition to more traditional forums, such as magazines, corporate web sites, trade publications, and television programs, blogs offer a slightly different take on the small business. They can offer insights and ideas you just can’t find anywhere else. Log in this week for [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 22nd, 2010 under Small Business Tags: allbusiness.com, Best Small Business Blogs, BusinessWorks, Entrepreneurial Mind, entrepreneurial myths, Forbes.com, Small Business, small business opportunity, Small Business Owners, top small business blogs •
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Some of the best resources for small business owners are blogs. ‘Blog’ is Internet-speak for ‘web log’ – an online journal, diary, or personal communication space. They can be public or private, and cover any topic. In addition to more traditional forums, such as magazines, corporate web sites, trade publications, and television programs, blogs offer [...]
Posted by pdeering on July 21st, 2010 under Franchises Tags: FDD, Franchise Attorney, franchise consultant, Franchise Disclosure Document, FranNet of Greater Tampa Bay, Gail Ector, How to Select a Franchise Attorney, International Franchise Association •
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After you have narrowed your search for a franchise business to THE ONE that best fits your personal and professional goals and financial resources, it’s time to engage the services of a qualified franchise attorney to review the associated Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) and the franchise agreement contained therein. While you might be tempted to [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 16th, 2010 under Business Ownership, Small Business Tags: Business Ownership, importance of social media, Looking for a new opportunity, Small Business, Small Business Owner Tips, tools for your business, US economic conditions, which business is right for you, Your online presence •
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You know the situation. The lethargic economic rebound means US economic conditions remain unstable at best. Regardless of how well you are (or aren’t) doing right now, it doesn’t always take one leap off the Cliffs of Risk to jeopardize your business. Often it’s a slow build up of many little mistakes or missteps. Take [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 15th, 2010 under Business Ownership, Small Business Tags: Business Ownership, Looking for a new opportunity, Small Business, Small Business Owner, US economic conditions, which business is right for you •
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This week, we’re talking about small things that can turn into big things. If you’ve been listening to the mainstream media at all, you’ve heard the supposed death knell for the small business. The lethargic economic rebound means US economic conditions remain unstable at best. Regardless of how well you are (or aren’t) doing right [...]
Posted by FranNet on July 14th, 2010 under Business Ownership, Small Business Tags: 5 Mistakes Small Business Owners Should Avoid, Business Ownership, Looking for a new opportunity, Small Business, US economic conditions •
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If you listen to the mainstream media at all, you’ve heard the supposed death knell for the small business. The lethargic economic rebound means US economic conditions remain unstable at best. Regardless of how well you are (or aren’t) doing right now, it doesn’t always take one leap off the Cliffs of Risk to jeopardize [...]
Posted by pdeering on July 12th, 2010 under Business Ownership, Franchises Tags: Business Ownership, Corporate America, downsized, faith in yourself, franchise, FranNet, FranNet of Greater Tampa Bay, looking for another job, Moving from Employee to Franchisee, Pat Deering, running my own business, work/life balance •
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How many of you have spent your career advancing to the Executive Suite, only to find out it was not what you really wanted? Or, perhaps the company to which you devoted the majority of your career was sold, merged…or just decided they did not need your position anymore? That happened to me. I got [...]