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Franchising Marketing in 2024

By Godfrey Legal |

A franchise requires a lot of work. Franchisees and franchisors alike need to stay on top of promoting the band. This means engaging in effective marketing trends. Technology is always changing. So are the ways that humans react to marketing messaging, especially in an ever-changing climate. There’s a lot of uncertainty with the economy… Read More »

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Starting a Business Quickly With a Sole Proprietorship

By Godfrey Legal |

Many people dream of starting their own business but find the process daunting. They may think the process will be lengthy and confusing. Many processes can be complex, but if you opt for a sole proprietorship for your business, it will likely be easier. In the United States, a sole proprietorship is the easiest… Read More »

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Choosing the Right Franchisees

By Godfrey Legal |

When you think of franchising, you may think of an entrepreneur choosing the right brand. But it goes another way as well. Not a lot of information can be found when it comes to the franchisors choosing the right franchisees to operate their brands, but it’s just as important. A harmonious fit should be… Read More »

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Guns N’ Roses Sued Over Copyright Infringement

By Godfrey Legal |

Being a photographer for a popular rock band would be a dream come true for many people. But for one concert photographer, it turned out to be a nightmare. The photographer for Guns N’ Roses is suing the band for copyright infringement and sexual harassment. She claims that the band and its management, Team… Read More »

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Should You Buy an Absentee-Run Business?

By Godfrey Legal |

Many people want to be business owners, but they want to do it on their terms. They want to take the easy way out and generate passive income. Not having to run a business on a daily basis? Most people would say, yes please! But let’s face reality — this is not the norm…. Read More »

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What to Consider When Buying a Business

By Godfrey Legal |

If you’re an entrepreneur looking to run a business, you may be looking to buy an existing one. An established business has customers and exposure. It’s not as hard as running a brand new business and trying to create a customer base. When buying a business, many people opt for franchises. Franchises often have… Read More »

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Sole Proprietorship vs. Partnership vs. Corporation

By Godfrey Legal |

When you first start out a business, there are a lot of decisions you need to make. One of them is your business structure. The three main ones are sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation. The one you choose will impact your profits, taxes, legal issues, and more. Which one is best for you? Here’s… Read More »

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Business Startups Flourishing Post-Pandemic

By Godfrey Legal |

It seems as though everybody wants to start their own business and work for themselves, but studies show that this mindset has become even more common nowadays. Since 2020, there has been a surge in Americans starting businesses, ranging from restaurants to dry cleaners to tech start-ups. Could it be because of the COVID-19… Read More »

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Luxury Brands Increasing Retail Leasing

By Godfrey Legal |

Most news stories will tell you that commercial spaces are empty, which is why employers are mandating that workers return to the office. But retail spaces are filling up, especially when it comes to luxury brands. Between 2022 and 2023, luxury brands have seen record growth in the United States. Luxury groups such as… Read More »

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Amazon in Legal Trouble for Unlawful Confidentiality Agreement

By Godfrey Legal |

Amazon is known as the world’s largest retailer, but it’s also known for its questionable business practices. Employees have complained about a lack of breaks and safety measures, but they’re also sounding off on illegal confidentiality agreements. According to the National Labor Relations Board, Amazon is being accused of requiring corporate employees to sign… Read More »

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