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Franchise Development Website Awards Judge Insights | Rick Batchelor

1851 caught up with the CEO of Qiigo to learn his main takeaways from this year's franchise development site submissions.

By Nick Powills1851 Franchise Publisher

8:08AM • 05/31/19

As part of the 2019 Franchise Development Website Awards, 1851 Franchise sat down with each of the issue's judges to discuss notable trends, best practices, how franchise brands are winning at digital marketing and how they expect franchise development sites to continue changing in the future.

Rick Batchelor is the CEO of Qiigo, an internet marketing company that develops customer lead generation programs for franchised and multi-location brands. He has an extensive background in technology, both inside and outside of the franchise industry.

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