STAYING ON TOP (AND AHEAD) OF CONSUMER TRENDS

Wow Wow Hawaiian Lemonade started popping up in local farmer’s markets in Oahu almost a decade ago; when a plant-based diet was not an everyday used term, vegans were looked at by the average American as being even more off-putting than vegetarians, and the idea of sustainability was barely uttered by big businesses or even small businesses, for that matter. Yet, there we were, a little stand with raw, fresh, locally sourced, all-natural ingredients making the best lemonade and acai bowls on the island. We used mason jars that customers could get their drinks in and then return for a discount on all future refills, which led to an eco-friendlier business model.

MARKETING DURING ECONOMIC DOWNTURN: WHAT FRANCHISEES SHOULD KNOW WHEN PREPARING FOR A POSSIBLE RECESSION

It was 2007 when we opened our first business — a Saladworks in central Pennsylvania. We couldn’t have been more excited about the opportunity, but as we headed into the new year, we quickly realized that our high hopes were in jeopardy.

IS YOUR FRANCHISE BRAND IN NEED OF A REFRESH? 5 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING

In a fast-paced world where consumer needs and trends are constantly changing, it is more important than ever to keep the look and feel of your franchise brand current.

2021 Toolkits

The 2021 digital archives for IFA’s Toolkits.

2022 Toolkits

The 2022 digital archives for IFA’s Toolkits.

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