Big things are happening at #ColorMeMine! With nearly doubled sales since 2021, we're painting the town with new studio openings and franchise agreements across the U.S. 🎨 #GrowWithUs#FranchiseOpportunities
So glad to have seen this post! I think this is an incredible brand. My family and I frequent the Carmel, IN location often! Excited to see the fire of growth relit!
As Footprints Floors marks its 15th anniversary, Founder and CEO Bryan Park sat down with Franchising Magazine USA to reflect on his journey from a garage start-up in Colorado to a nationally recognized flooring franchise.
Now, with over 150+ territories, a thriving network of 87 franchisees, and a new spot on the National Wood Flooring Association Board of Directors, Bryan couldn't be more proud of what the Footprints Floors team has accomplished.
Here's to continued growth and impact!
Check out the full article below for a deeper look into Footprints Floors' journey and future plans.
#flooring#denver#flooringfranchise#franchise#homefranchise
It's the interior design business you've never thought of! Last week I had the opportunity to interview Director of Franchise Development, Hannah Erlenbusch for my pod/vodcast, Quantum Business Briefs. We talked about all of the reasons her company has quickly become one of the most exciting, rapidly growing interior design franchises in the country, now with over 144 local owners.
If you love interior design, if you love low-investment, easy to run businesses, and if you love big revenue with high profit margins, drop by here to read a little more about the company and then click through to watch the webinar.
https://lnkd.in/gcaN95De#businessownership#franchiseopportunities#interiordesign#gotchacovered
𝟏𝟗𝟔𝟕 - 𝐅𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐚𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐨, 𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐚: SERVPRO originated as a painting business established by Ted and Doris Isaacson.
𝟏𝟗𝟔𝟗 - 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐅𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐫: Within two years of its inception, SERVPRO made a pivotal move by becoming a franchisor, initiating its expansion through a franchise model across the United States.
𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟗 - 𝐀𝐜𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐥-𝐌𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬' 𝐃𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧: SERVPRO underwent a transformative expansion by acquiring Bristol-Myers' Domesticare Division, adding 175 franchises. This marked a strategic diversification beyond restoration to include the cleaning of homes and offices.
These highlights underscore key milestones in SERVPRO's journey, reflecting its evolution from a local painting business to a nationally recognized franchise in the cleanup, restoration, and cleaning industry.
I found this article very interesting and educational on the franchise model. Let Barons', Inc. help you with your franchise accounting business needs so you can get back to doing the things you would rather do! Reach out to myself, Brandon Morris, Kylee Williams, or Dakota Williams to get started down an easier path with accounting!
Think Ray Kroc founded the modern retail franchise model? It was actually Martha Matilda Harper, a domestic servant, who turned her business ownership dreams into reality by opening her first salon in the 19th century with just $360. Learn how her vision paved the way for modern franchising! https://buff.ly/3xACV0G#BusinessIndependence#BeYourOwnBoss#FranNet
"There's no more powerful recommendation than free content created by somebody else who loves your brand."
Huge tip 💥 for multi-location businesses, franchises, real estate brokerages, etc.
From Troy Hooper — CEO of Hot Palette America, parent company to Pepper Lunch Restaurants in North America.
It often gets quickly overlooked, but utilize video and content created by your fans.
Use that content to generate buzz around your brand, store, location, or services.
Check out other great tips from Troy: https://hubs.ly/Q02J0sDc0#LocalMarketingLab#LocalMarketing#ReferralMarketing#GenerateBuzz
“You're a much better entrepreneur if you're in multiple brands. That doesn't mean that you should lose focus and be so diversified that you don't know what's going on in your business. What I can tell you is when I started with Little Caesars, I learned that restaurants open very high, and then they trend down once everyone's done eating there three times a month, and it levels out. Salons open up the opposite. Everyone likes to stay with the person who's always cut their hair and they're slow to try a new place. Salons go up over time in volume and restaurants go down a bit and then plateau. The only difference between the two is the excitement and the frequency. You eat three times a day and you typically get a haircut once a month.
With this in mind, what if I overhired? Not everyone's going to survive the first week in a restaurant, so you have to overhire. And, what if I overtrained so everyone is competent in giving great customer service? What if I spent all the marketing dollars in the first 30 days that I would've spent in the first 90 days? What if I did that for a salon? I started breaking all the grand opening records for Sport Clips. I think I own seven of the ten biggest grand openings ever for them.”
We’re grateful for Jesse’s insights into the contrasting experiences of owning brands in different industries. Jesse currently owns multiple Sport Clips, Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning, and Ideal Image locations. He previously owned multiple Little Caesars and Valpak locations. He shared with us that he learned something different from each of these concepts, which we feel supports his idea that being in multiple brands makes you a better entrepreneur. We find that a significant portion of our clients have a goal of owning a portfolio of businesses. Many are looking to leave a legacy.
Would you like to learn more about owning multiple units? Please reach out; we can help!
Sara Waskow, Roxanne Rapske, Jesse Keyser#DFWFranchiseExperts#Franchising#FranchiseOwner#MultiUnit
“You're a much better entrepreneur if you're in multiple brands. That doesn't mean that you should lose focus and be so diversified that you don't know what's going on in your business. What I can tell you is when I started with Little Caesars, I learned that restaurants open very high, and then they trend down once everyone's done eating there three times a month, and it levels out. Salons open up the opposite. Everyone likes to stay with the person who's always cut their hair and they're slow to try a new place. Salons go up over time in volume and restaurants go down a bit and then plateau. The only difference between the two is the excitement and the frequency. You eat three times a day and you typically get a haircut once a month.
With this in mind, what if I overhired? Not everyone's going to survive the first week in a restaurant, so you have to overhire. And, what if I overtrained so everyone is competent in giving great customer service? What if I spent all the marketing dollars in the first 30 days that I would've spent in the first 90 days? What if I did that for a salon? I started breaking all the grand opening records for Sport Clips. I think I own seven of the ten biggest grand openings ever for them.”
We’re grateful for Jesse’s insights into the contrasting experiences of owning brands in different industries. Jesse currently owns multiple Sport Clips, Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning, and Ideal Image locations. He previously owned multiple Little Caesars and Valpak locations. He shared with us that he learned something different from each of these concepts, which we feel supports his idea that being in multiple brands makes you a better entrepreneur. We find that a significant portion of our clients have a goal of owning a portfolio of businesses. Many are looking to leave a legacy.
Would you like to learn more about owning multiple units? Please reach out; we can help!
Roxanne Rapske, FranNet of Dallas/Fort Worth/Oklahoma, Jesse Keyser#DFWFranchiseExperts#Franchising#FranchiseOwner#MultiUnit
“You're a much better entrepreneur if you're in multiple brands. That doesn't mean that you should lose focus and be so diversified that you don't know what's going on in your business. What I can tell you is when I started with Little Caesars, I learned that restaurants open very high, and then they trend down once everyone's done eating there three times a month, and it levels out. Salons open up the opposite. Everyone likes to stay with the person who's always cut their hair and they're slow to try a new place. Salons go up over time in volume and restaurants go down a bit and then plateau. The only difference between the two is the excitement and the frequency. You eat three times a day and you typically get a haircut once a month.
With this in mind, what if I overhired? Not everyone's going to survive the first week in a restaurant, so you have to overhire. And, what if I overtrained so everyone is competent in giving great customer service? What if I spent all the marketing dollars in the first 30 days that I would've spent in the first 90 days? What if I did that for a salon? I started breaking all the grand opening records for Sport Clips. I think I own seven of the ten biggest grand openings ever for them.”
We’re grateful for Jesse’s insights into the contrasting experiences of owning brands in different industries. Jesse currently owns multiple Sport Clips, Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning, and Ideal Image locations. He previously owned multiple Little Caesars and Valpak locations. He shared with us that he learned something different from each of these concepts, which we feel supports his idea that being in multiple brands makes you a better entrepreneur. We find that a significant portion of our clients have a goal of owning a portfolio of businesses. Many are looking to leave a legacy.
Would you like to learn more about owning multiple units? Please reach out; we can help!
Sara Waskow, FranNet of Dallas/Fort Worth/Oklahoma, Jesse Keyser#DFWFranchiseExperts#Franchising#FranchiseOwner#MultiUnit
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In an insightful article from the Franchise Times, Shawn Hassel, CEO of SkyZone Trampoline Park, highlights how making operations "simple and repeatable" is at the forefront of his team's mind as they take on the task of doubling 2023's growth. I think this is a really great idea, and appreciate Shawn providing his thoughts!
In franchising, growth is the name of the game, and streamlined/simplified operations are some of the most important components in becoming a flourishing brand. In the emerging space, it becomes imperative for 'Zors to implement these strategies early on so that as you begin to scale, your operations are working for you, not against you.
#franchise#growth#operationshttps://lnkd.in/ezscBpKG
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4moSo glad to have seen this post! I think this is an incredible brand. My family and I frequent the Carmel, IN location often! Excited to see the fire of growth relit!