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When considering expanding a business both franchising and licensing are possible options. Each option however comes with different rules and regulations. Prior to moving forward with franchising a business or licensing a business it is important to understand the differences and how each may have an affect on you.
Franchise Lawyer Charles N. Internicola wrote “Licensing versus Franchising” for the very purpose of allowing successful business owners to understand the difference between licensing a business and franchising a business.
For a complimentary, no obligation copy of Charles Internicola’s book “Licensing versus Franchising” fill out the form below or call 1-800-976-4904.
Franchising may be the next big step for your business and brand. So, how do you know whether or not you should franchise your business and if franchising is right for you? The answer depends on your business, your business goals, your personal goals, your budget and where you want... read more
In this guide you’ll learn the basics of franchising, how to franchise your business, and how to win at franchising. We’ll also take a deeper dive into legal requirements for franchising and why they matter, steps to take before and after you launch your franchise, and even some tips on... read more
When considering expanding a business both franchising and licensing are possible options. In this guide, you'll learn the differences of franchising and licensing and understand how each will affect you. read more
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