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Special Edition:	September 19, 2005

Start Your Own Business� *Free Consultation*

You're dissatisfied with the way you're being treated by your company. Perhaps you have lost your job. You realize that your labors have been creating wealth for others but not for yourself. You've had the idea of owning your own business as a solution to these and other issues but you've heard horror stories about the failure rates of new businesses. A franchise may be your answer.

The benefit of franchising is realized through the contributions of the Franchisor and Franchisee. The Franchisor provides a proven business concept and operational and marketing plans along with a recognizable name. The Franchisee uses those plans to open a franchise location, running it as their own business, and profiting from their labors. Opening a franchise isn�t necessarily expensive either. There are different franchise opportunities to fit almost any budget, and the Franchisors can offer a good deal of information on creative financing options.

Franchising means you don't have to come up with the next hottest invention or business plan. A franchise allows you to tap into a business that has already proven itself successful. This fact often makes it easier to borrow money to start your new business. Additionally, a franchise business allows you to not only be an owner but to also become part of a group of people committed to building a brand and dominating markets using a common, proven operating system.

So, if you would rather own a McDonald's than an independent burger joint, franchising is definitely right for you. In this case, we recommend you sign up for a free consultation with FranChoice, the premier "matchmaker" of the franchising industry. As the franchisee you will never have to pay for their services.

With over 1600 registered franchise companies in the marketplace, sorting through all the opportunities can be a daunting task without some professional help. You could spend months looking at franchises and still not find what you want or truly understand your options. That's why it's nice to have FranChoice in your corner. They have done much of the homework for you by carefully screening hundreds of franchise companies, and can guide you through the process.

We found the FranChoice consultants to be an elite group of caring, experienced franchise experts, handpicked for their understanding of the industry and their ability to educate you on franchising and help you research and select the perfectly matched opportunity. Collectively, FranChoice experts encompass a total of over 1,500 years of franchise business experience.

In addition to business experience, each consultant has direct franchise experience (sales, marketing, customer service, consulting, site selection, operations, management, etc.) either as a franchise executive or from the franchisee perspective. In most cases they've done both and know both sides of the process.

The process begins with the franchise expert who learns about your strengths, interests, and desires - then helps you identify if the franchise business is right for you. If so, they help to guide you through an extensive opportunity investigation with the ultimate goal of matching up your interests, talents, and investment capabilities with the right franchise business. Remember, FranChoice will help you through the process, but the final decision is always up to you. There's no pressure or obligation.

You may be wondering, "How does FranChoice make money if the service is free?" It's actually quite simple. Pre-screened, quality Franchisors pay FranChoice a fee for referring qualified, prospective Franchisee candidates. These Franchisors have come to respect the FranChoice process and recognize the quality and fit of prospective franchisees referred to them. As a result, FranChoice has helped thousands of entrepreneurs find a great franchise match and go on to be their own boss.

To sign up instantly for your no-obligation franchising consultation, or to learn more go to FranChoice now!

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