Father-And-Son Franchisee Team Introduce Money Pages to Indiana
Passionate about supporting small business in their Indiana town, Jeff and Nate Eder will launch their hyper-local marketing publication in the Spring of 2022.
Money Pages, the multi-media franchise in 39 markets that helps local businesses reach their target audiences through direct mail, has announced the new father-son franchisee team, Jeff Eder and Nate Eder, who will support the brand’s aggressive growth plan of reaching 60 markets by 2025.
The Eder's, located in Brownsburg, Indiana, will reach their community with their new hyper-local magazine, which will provide elevated marketing opportunities for local businesses. Their publication will launch in Spring of 2022.
The Eder's both expressed their excitement to not only become a local business but also give back to the community.
“Prior to my endeavor with Money Pages, I was the town manager and have spent the last two decades of my career working in economic and community development.,” said Jeff. “I believe I know this town, its values and what people wish to see in the coming years. And I believe with Money Pages, we are delivering the value the residents of Brownsburg value, want and deserve, and I’m thrilled to support my fellow entrepreneurs in the process.”
Nate, a recent college graduate, says he’s ready to “jump right in and start learning business beyond the classroom.”
Alan Worley, CEO of Money Pages, says the Eder's represent everything the franchise is looking for in franchisees.
“Money Pages is rooted in family, and we are thrilled to be welcoming this father-son duo to our team,” stated Worley. “We can't wait to see what big things the Eder's do for the Brownsburg community."
Money Pages offers franchisees a major opportunity to tap into the multi-billion dollar direct-mail industry, which is expected to reach $70.66 billion by 2023.
“It’s a proven model,” said Jeff. “We’ve seen the success of this franchise in other markets. Having that proven model allows us to focus on providing the best possible product rather than getting bogged down in logistics.”
In a digital world where brand messages are often lost among the daily tidal wave of emails, texts, social media posts and news feeds, Americans suffering from information overload are seeking experiences outside of their computer screens. Direct-mail marketing provides a more personal, targeted way to reach consumers. Promotional materials are delivered and posted in their communities and at home, where they are increasingly spending most of their time.
“Brownsburg-Hendricks County is a growing community with a lot of business opportunities,” said Jeff. “There are alot of new businesses starting up here and businesses moving into this area. It feels like the right time to launch this type of business.”
The investment to open a Money Pages franchise starts at $107,500. For more information, visit https://moneypagesfranchising.com/
About Money Pages Franchising
Money Pages Franchising was launched in 2012 in response to ever-growing interest to bring the flagship Money Pages magazine founded in 2001 to cities across the country. The system has since grown to more than seven states and over 13 million magazines in circulation annually. Our franchise owners come from a wide cross-section of backgrounds and experiences who share a common interest being a part of their local business communities and helping readers save money. Entrepreneur Magazine ranked Money Pages #1 In Advertising Services category on the 2022 Franchise 500 and recognized it as a Top Low Cost Franchise. Money Pages is the perfect franchise model for motivated entrepreneurs to bring an industry leading local publication to their city! Call 888.417.2552 for more information.
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