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Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:09:18 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1hourly1By: Michael Pokocky
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Michael PokockySun, 25 Jan 2009 20:34:28 +0000http://www.dollychar.com/blog/?p=417#comment-518Hi Robin,
You have a wonderful recession proof company here. In tough times people take on more work or more jobs and that means opportunity for your business.
Kindest,
MichaelHi Robin,
You have a wonderful recession proof company here. In tough times people take on more work or more jobs and that means opportunity for your business.
Kindest,
Michael
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KevinSun, 25 Jan 2009 18:11:24 +0000http://www.dollychar.com/blog/?p=417#comment-517Robin,
Thanks for sharing your misfortune with us, it is a very interesting side of the franchising business that I did not know about. Most people like to share the good aspects of their business, too few care to raise this type of issues.
I went though your franchise oportunities page and couldn't help but realize that one problem might just be that the barrier to entry is too low (as in "free" if I am not mistaken). Adding the fact that you were the one doing the initial effort of reaching out to them, may be that was just too comfortable for people who were just "one effortless click away" from sending a request for information. Building statistics of those "teasers" could probably help spotting them in the future... Have you managed to make a profile of those?Robin,
Thanks for sharing your misfortune with us, it is a very interesting side of the franchising business that I did not know about. Most people like to share the good aspects of their business, too few care to raise this type of issues.
I went though your franchise oportunities page and couldn’t help but realize that one problem might just be that the barrier to entry is too low (as in “free” if I am not mistaken). Adding the fact that you were the one doing the initial effort of reaching out to them, may be that was just too comfortable for people who were just “one effortless click away” from sending a request for information. Building statistics of those “teasers” could probably help spotting them in the future… Have you managed to make a profile of those?
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