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    • Consultants for franchisors 11/14/2008
    For companies who are thinking about franchising their own business, the most important thing is education. Not all businesses are franchisable. The iFranchise Group (my company)offers a free one-hour seminar on "How to Franchise a Business" at www.ifranchisegroup.com which will discuss questions about franchisability in detail and what it takes to be a successful franchisor. Mark Siebert CEO The iFranchise Group Franchise Consultants www.ifranchisegroup.com

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      • Franchise consultants 11/14/2008
      The primary responsibility of a consultant is to advise his client, and when that is a fee based service the chances are you will get the best service and advice. When a consultant specialises in an industry, such as Automotive or Food, his advice is actually invaluable provided he does not hold back the truth and tells you all he knows to help you. He probably knows the dirty little secrets of the industry, and can spot red flags on projected Cash flows and Business plans that a non specialist cannot. Isn't that worth his fees in itself if shares his secrets, enlightens you and that helps with your decision making? Fayaz Karim, MBA is a Franchise consultant specialising in the sandwich industry, particularly the Subway brand and can be found at www.mrfranchiseman.com

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