Spilling the beans about coffee franchises
While traditionally a nation of tea drinkers, thanks to the efforts of franchises Britons have increasingly turned to coffee as their beverage of choice over the last two decades
The franchisees who are blazing a trail
Is there any advantage to being the first franchisee and paving the way for the rest of the network?
Bracing for Brexit: surviving the UK's break-up with the EU
With Article 50 having been triggered in March, franchises better prepare for how Brexit will affect their business
How gym franchises are making gains even in the face of economic uncertainty
Gym franchises have certainly been flexing their muscles of late but property prices and Brexit could present them with some serious new challenges
Offering charities a helping hand can foster franchise success
Supporting charities can be a great way for franchises to boost their brand identity and bring their networks closer together whilst doing a lot of good in the process
Franchising helps social and charitable organisations grow for the greater good
Thanks to the rise of social franchising, everything – from charities to social enterprises – is able to grow faster and change the world for the better
Coaching can impart essential skills for any business
Whether it’s filling in gaps in their knowledge, establishing processes or getting a handle on their company's values, business owners around the UK can all benefit from business coaching
What's the value of brand Britain when going global?
How being associated with the UK has helped franchises get noticed and make inroads in overseas markets
Why franchises in the care sector are in such rude health
The care sector is seemingly going from strength to strength. But the looming prospect of Brexit and the challenge of bridging the widening talent gap could end up throwing a monkey wrench into the industry’s growth
In pursuit of the perfect premises
From transport links to the presence of a Waitrose, the choice of location can make or break a franchise
