For the latest iteration of its Franchise Development Website Awards, 1851 Franchise did a deep dive into more than 175 websites to determine the brands that stood out from the crowd.

1851’s panel of judges evaluated each franchise development site according to three criteria: quality of site, quality of content and quality of form. Sites were scored on a five-point scale in accordance with these three criteria for a maximum score of 15 total points; the overall website rankings are based on a composite average of these scores.

Over the course of the month of May, each of the top 20 franchise development sites as determined by the judges will be broken down, one by one, to highlight their strengths and what stood out to the judges.

Coming in at No. 18 is CarePatrol. The senior care placement franchise received a composite score of 11.3 out of a maximum 15, with its quality of site score coming out to 3.9, its quality of content scoring a 3.8 and its quality of form scoring a 3.6.

While noting that the use of stock photos hurt his ranking of CarePatrol’s franchise development site, 1851 Chief Development Strategist Sean Fitzgerald pointed to the site’s variety of content as a strength. “The site has a good call to action and provides visitors with different types of content downloads while also making great use of video and populating different pages with well-placed franchisee testimonials."

For the latest iteration of its Franchise Development Website Awards, 1851 Franchise did a deep dive into more than 175 websites to determine the brands that stood out from the crowd.

1851’s panel of judges evaluated each franchise development site according to three criteria: quality of site, quality of content and quality of form. Sites were scored on a five-point scale in accordance with these three criteria for a maximum score of 15 total points; the overall website rankings are based on a composite average of these scores.

Over the course of the month of May, each of the top 20 franchise development sites as determined by the judges will be broken down, one by one, to highlight their strengths and what stood out to the judges.

Coming in at No. 18 is CarePatrol. The senior care placement franchise received a composite score of 11.3 out of a maximum 15, with its quality of site score coming out to 3.9, its quality of content scoring a 3.8 and its quality of form scoring a 3.6.

While noting that the use of stock photos hurt his ranking of CarePatrol’s franchise development site, 1851 Chief Development Strategist Sean Fitzgerald pointed to the site’s variety of content as a strength. “The site has a good call to action and provides visitors with different types of content downloads while also making great use of video and populating different pages with well-placed franchisee testimonials."

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Maddie has spent her career in the media industry, serving in various editorial roles before migrating into a hybrid content strategy and PR role with No Limit Agency. Her passion for storytelling and love of writing help her create meaningful content on behalf of her clients and fulfill No Limit Agency’s mission to tell people-driven stories. 

Maddie is a graduate of Saint Louis University, where she studied Communications with a focus in journalism and media studies as well as Sports Business. In her spare time, Maddie can be found exploring Chicago’s food scene, watching an NBA game or lamenting over her middling fantasy baseball team.

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