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Dallas Business Journal: How this McKinney-based pet waste removal company plans to become a national brand
Scoop Soldiers CEO Josh Cahill explains how the brand plans to grow through franchising.
Scoop Soldiers is looking to grow across the country through franchising. The pet waste removal company is actively partnering with entrepreneurs to provide their communities with its "pooper scooper” services, which is a segment that has only seen demand climb since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. As this need for home-based businesses continues to rise, Scoop Soldiers plans to capitalize on this opportunity.
Beyond a spike in demand, new Scoop Soldiers franchisees who want to build their own stores can also benefit from existing brand awareness and an established customer base by purchasing a corporate-owned location.
“Because it's coupled with the strategy to continually grow our corporate locations, it's working great,” Cahill told the publication. “This is going to allow us to grow corporately and not really hurt our bottom line.”
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