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Franchise Business Review’s Michelle Rowan on 2020’s Best Franchise Sales Websites

1851 interviewed each of the judges for this year’s Top Franchise Development Websites awards.

By Sarah Baumann1851 Franchise Contributor

7:07AM • 11/23/20

For this year’s Franchise Development Website Awards, 1851 Franchise sat down with each of the judges to discuss what they were looking for, trends they noticed and their advice for franchise brands hoping to elevate their sales websites.

In today’s interview, we speak with Michelle Rowan, President & COO at Franchise Business Review, a resource that provides awards and ratings for the top franchise opportunities in every segment of the industry.

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