Why Freedom Chasers Choose the Franchise Industry

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Have you ever heard, “I want to own a franchise when I grow up”? Your answer is likely, no. But why? In a world that challenges the idea that working 9 to 5 isn’t your only option, we should push the notion that career freedom is possible for more than just the 1%. This is why freedom chasers choose to join the franchise industry.

Who, Where, and What is the Franchise Industry Marketing to, Exactly?

Though franchising isn’t at reach for everyone, people with business experience, capital to invest, and an interest in building upon their community can consider it.

In the industry, we tend to see business executives and sales people who have enjoyed their corporate comforts and now want more time with their family. Of course, not everyone shares this reason for wanting to break into the franchise industry, but this is often the WHO.

For the WHERE, franchising is everywhere. People come to us asking to buy all sorts of commonly known companies. Two everyone knows well are Chick-Fil-A and Starbucks. So for these companies, the marketing is in the brand. However, oftentimes many smaller franchises go undetected.

Getting in touch with a franchise broker is a great way to learn about smaller and sometimes more impactful franchises.

And lastly, WHAT is the franchise industry marketing to? This is the idea that when right people and right businesses pair together, a life changing opportunity is created. Franchising can be more than just a business opportunity. For many, it’s their new found way of life.

A Guide to Breaking into the Industry

To make it in the franchise industry, you need to know where to look. Unfortunately, there are people who will try and sell you any opportunity just to guarantee their bottom line.

And with any new thing, unless you have guidance or support from the right place, it’s a shot in the dark trying to be successful your first go around.

This is why we at the FBA have made it our mission to empower people to make franchise decisions they’re proud of through GOOD, honest guidance.

Call us today at (866) 395-4697 to learn how you can have the freedom you’ve always wanted.

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