Go Into Business for Yourself with a Franchise
Whether you’re looking for better
work-home balance or just want to make extra money working at home, you may
find the perfect solution with a franchise.
In the wide world of franchising,
you’re
limited only by your imagination to find a home-based business that works for
you. Opportunities abound in fields as far-flung as IT services, business
coaching, workplace drug testing and modifying homes for seniors and the
disabled.
The benefits of buying a franchise
include a tried and true system, a ready-made marketing program, support and
training.
When you locate your business at
home, you
gain lower overhead costs, as well as extra time to spend with your spouse,
your kids or other passions and still have the opportunity to make a good
income. What
the home-based franchises share are:
•
Few
or no employees
•
Contact
with customers mainly by telephone or you bringing your business to them
•
Easily
available technology at home and
•
Limited
space needs
A franchise coach can help you match
a good franchise to your personality, your budget and your lifestyle, but you
can do a lot, as well, to narrow down your options.
Start your search online — the International Franchise Association is a good place — for businesses that suit your skills
and experience. Then talk to franchisees to get a good understanding of how the
franchisor’s support and services have worked out for them.
Before you ever sign your name to
any dotted line, you can learn how long it takes to earn a profit, how many
hours a week you’ll
need to work and whether the business suits your interests and areas of
expertise.
With a bit of research and due
diligence, you’ll
discover you really can have it all: time for family, fun and a booming
business.
Ready
to make your dream of becoming an entrepreneur come true?
Get
your free evaluation HERE!
Contact
Dan Citrenbaum to help you create the career you’ve always wanted.
Dan brings years of experience helping people select and buy a franchise or
existing business. You can reach Dan at dcitrenbaum@gmail.com or at (215)
367-5349
© Dan Citrenbaum 2014
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