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Article discusses a Facebook post claiming franchises can be bought for under $10,000, raising concerns about the principle and broader concepts of franchising.

Great Clips is an attractive investment opportunity due to its industry-leading position in the walk-in haircare salon market.

The Gents Place uses new media channels to recruit franchisees.

A TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchisee in Pensacola is collecting donations to transport to Houston residents affected by Hurricane Harvey, partnering with Volunteer Florida to stage the donations.

Roger and Marilyn Kirkland open their 10th Penn Station franchise location in Morgantown, emphasizing the brand's unique offerings and customer service.

Chipotle releases new app with mobile ordering to enhance customer experience and stay competitive.

Coolgreens is eyeing Tulsa for one of its first franchised locations outside of Oklahoma City, citing the city's growing younger market and healthier lifestyle trends.

LinkedIn introduces native video feature to allow users to upload videos directly from their phones.

CMOs should not buy technology, but rather leave it to technical managers who understand the technical debt each solution is likely to cause.

The global middle class is on the rise, with Asia expected to drive growth.

Facebook launches Watch tab with TV shows and live sports.

To connect with millennials, consider authenticity, highlighting brand values, and relevant articles or informative content.

Solcioty fitness studio offers a one hour interval training class with up to 1,000 calories burned per session.

Snapchat is launching a measurement program to help brands track marketing mix modeling and increase ad revenue.

Fake news can lead to tragic consequences for everyday people and businesses, with a parallel between its impact and the misunderstandings of the franchise business model.

Many franchisors struggle to leverage Facebook for franchise leads, despite its potential for lead generation, as discussed in the article.

No Limit Agency helps Philly Pretzel Factory grow nationwide through media placements and social media campaigns.

Procter & Gamble's chief brand officer demands transparency from digital media and ad tech companies.

Facebook has introduced a new feature for pages that brands and media companies will be celebrating.

The phrase 'I'm not a feminist' is prevalent in mainstream media, with celebrities like Kim Kardashian speaking out against feminism.

No Limit Agency creates social media campaigns for Famous Toastery

Papa John's has added Instant Ordering to their national Facebook page, allowing users to seamlessly order pizzas and receive a 25 percent discount.

Facebook is slashing the price of the Oculus Rift headset to $400, in an effort to encourage more people to try virtual reality.

Online campaigns against brands are on the rise, with brands losing control of their message.