5 Ways to Totally Sabotage Your Cookie Franchise

Topics of Discussion:

1. Don’t Listen to Your Employees2. Don’t Listen to Your Customers3. Do Everything Yourself4. Never Think Outside the Box

#1 Don’t Listen to Your Employees

To run a strong business, you’ll need to pay equal attention to both your employees and

your customers. It’s no secret that happy employees make a strong business, which in

turn makes happy customers. So why do franchise owners continue to ignore the

wishes and demands of their employees? Keep your business an open environment

where employees feel comfortable speaking their mind, and you’re opening a gateway to a

happy work environment.

#2 Don’t Listen to Your Customers

On the opposite end of your employees are your customers, who truly are the

lifeblood of your business. If you’re not striving every day to make sure that your

customers are happy, you’re failing at Franchising 101! In addition to gaining

more customers, it’s critical to make sure that you’re retaining existing customers who will stay customers for life. Strong

customer service is non-negotiable.

#3 Do Everything Yourself

In a classic case of egomania, there’s the franchise owner who insists on doing

everything himself or herself. Newsflash: it’s impossible to run a sustainable

business if you insist on doing everything yourself! A good cookie franchise is about

trust and teamwork, in addition to the desire and drive for performing well. Hire a

qualified, competent team that you can count on and watch your business flourish.

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