5 Reasons Why Startup Franchises Can Fail, and What to Do About It

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Griffiths University reported that the overall number of franchises fell between 2012 and 2014, because of small and unprofitable franchise closures. But franchise groups start small (even McDonalds) and some choose to stay small. 5 STEPS NOT TO FALL AND GET STUCK 1. A franchise is more than Legal Agreements and Operations Manuals. Don’t draft … Read more

Tech Tool from Dale Beaumont of Business Blueprint – One of the best little microphones out there

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Maybe you’ve planned do some more video’s or interviews etc in which case this short video will be a great help to you I’m sure! See Dale’s short video about it here Kellogg’s first cereal cafe pops up in Sydney Kellogg’s is launching Sydney’s first cereal café in a partnership with Surry Hills Kawa. The … Read more

Creating More Sales Traffic That Sticks

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Advertising is expensive and, next to creating your product, probably the most critical and expensive investment for developing and growing a successful business. You May Have To Sacrifice Equity Some businesses see advertising as their way to growth but I know this is often a gross oversimplification. And the reason is, advertising done wrong can … Read more

The 7 Eleven Saga and Is Wage Cheating Endemic?

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Of course there has understandably been a lot of press about 7Eleven last year – which appears to be more about franchisee employment practices than franchising per se. There are always a wide range of success and failure stories around franchising but I have found that within the well-managed franchise groups there is very little … Read more

Foodies Go Mainstream

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There Are New Patterns Emerging As Fresh New Food Choices Challenge The Establishment When we arrived on the Gold Coast a few years ago, we were encouraged to visit Tedder Avenue in Main Beach for a foodie experience. The strip boasted some of the best foodie outlets we were told. So we decided to go … Read more

Foodies Go Mainstream

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There Are New Patterns Emerging As Fresh New Food Choices Challenge The Establishment When we arrived on the Gold Coast a few years ago, we were encouraged to visit Tedder Avenue in Main Beach for a foodie experience. The strip boasted some of the best foodie outlets we were told. So we decided to go … Read more

Why 96% of Your Customer Say Nothing, But Just Quietly Leave!

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96% of customers don’t bother complaining, they simply walk out, and many don’t bother to return. In fact recent research states that 91% don’t come back. Why are these figures so high? Read the article here The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is a little bit of “extra.” This is a great one-liner from Anthony … Read more

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