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Your initial investment for a home services franchise business opportunity is often reasonable. On average, you can expect to invest anywhere from $100k-$300k. That's not bad for a starting business, and it draws a lot of interest in the sector from prospective franchisees. Read More

Wondering how blogging can help your business? In this post, we're breaking down the 19 top benefits of blogging for businesses... Read More

Should you buy this hot franchise? Read the Crumbl Cookies franchise review from The Franchise King®. Consider this a must-read before you buy this food franchise. Read More

In this post, The Franchise King® shares his thoughts about franchising opportunity reviews. Where can you find good ones? Are they paid reviews? How can you tell? Find out. Read More

I talk about how you could use your newsletter like a goldmine, and how I moved my newsletter from Revue to Beehiiv.

Call-to-Action: After you have listened to this episode, add your $0.02 (two cents) to the conversation, by joining (for free) Tea Party Media Town Hall. Feel free to introduce yo Read More

After years of working in small businesses as well as large ones, I’m convinced that you shouldn’t expect to get it all right the first time, and learning how to run any business is more a result of practice and experience than just academics. Therefore, I often recommend to entrepreneurs and busin Read More

“If I become a franchise owner, what do I get for the money I am investing?” In this post, I answer that question. Read More

Automated order taking replaces manual tasks with technology to free up employees’ time. Discover Top Automated Restaurant Ordering Systems. Read More

Read this important post concerning Chick fil A franchisee profit claims that are not true, and the misleading article headline responsible. It's wrong to do this. See why! Read More

As an entrepreneur mentor and startup investor, I see with sadness the 50 to 90 percent that fail. If you ask them for a reason, most will insist that they couldn’t get funding, or they ran out of money too early. But I’m not convinced that it’s as simple as that. Many are just not facing the reali Read More