Once you have purchased your franchise and got the business up and running, the franchisor may seem a little remote – you don’t need their support in the same way as you did in the early days. And you are focused on developing your business so there isn’t a lot of spare love to go round. It’s easy to get into a rut and then your performance starts to dip.Try Bill Lockett’s tips for best business behaviour:
Source: franchisebusiness.com.au
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