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Author: Tim Katsch
Tim Katsch is a former EVP of a national franchisor, where he led operations, real estate, construction, and marketing across a multi-unit system. He is the publisher of Franchise Brief and now works as a franchise talent partner and advisor, helping franchise brands build strong franchisor teams, develop unit-level general managers, and scale with intention and care.
Dippin’ Dots has become the exclusive frozen treat provider at Urban Air Adventure Park, a leading indoor adventure destination for families. The partnership brings the iconic…
For decades, franchising success was measured in storefronts. Growth equated to more doors, more square footage, and more physical presence. But in today’s dynamic market, where…
In the competitive world of franchising, attracting the right franchisees is about more than just having a great brand. For many franchisors, the key to building…
Walk down any busy street in a bustling city or suburban shopping district, and you will likely encounter the familiar glow of a drive-thru menu board,…
When you dive into the FDD of a franchise brand, you will see a section titled “Item 7 Estimated Initial Investment”. Within this section, you will…
What is nostalgia marketing? Imagine you’re eight years old, racing Hot Wheels cars down plastic orange tracks in your bedroom, competing against friends to see whose…
In the wake of devastating floods sweeping across Texas, Pet Supplies Plus has teamed up with Best Friends Animal Society to deliver urgent aid to affected…
There was a time when pulling up to a drive-thru and ordering an entire meal for just a few dollars was commonplace. Customers flocked to quick-service…
In today’s competitive labor market, attracting and retaining quality hourly employees poses one of the biggest challenges for franchise owners. However, savvy franchisors who cultivate vibrant,…
When Magnolia Bakery first opened its doors in 1996 on a quiet street corner in New York’s West Village, nobody could have guessed it would become…