Guide to Selling Franchises 101: Evaluating Your Franchise Assets, Marketing Your Opportunity, Managing the Lead and Setting Growth Goals
From analyzing their capitalization to building a profile for their ideal franchise owner, a lot of work needs to be done before franchisors can start the complex process of selling franchise agreements.
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