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1851 discusses six reasons why restaurants fail, including poor location selection, inadequate marketing, and insufficient financial planning.

Treating employees like customers can improve employee satisfaction and retention, according to a post by Carrie Luxem.

The article provides tips for selling to Millennials, including targeting the sites they frequent and using unpaid campaigns to earn their trust.

The Gents Place uses new media channels to recruit franchisees.

Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods creates the fifth-largest U.S. grocery retailer and opens up opportunities for new shopping technology.

Burger King is offering a free Whopper to those who publicly announce their firing on LinkedIn.

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

Mark Kirsch of Gray Plant Mooty discusses the history of franchisors and Item 19.

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

Plave Koch is an entrepreneurial law firm representing franchisors and distributors in U.S. and international transactions, litigation, and disputes.

Franchisors can leverage Item 19 in their marketing efforts to showcase the financial potential of their franchise opportunity.

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

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

Franchise prospects now have access to a multitude of online resources to research and educate themselves about a brand before engaging with a development person.

No Limit Agency has been searching for a top-level graphic designer to join their firm, with a focus on creative freedom and shaping a team.

70 percent of U.S. adults use at least one social media site.

Eight franchise stories that mattered, including the role of technology in brands' systems and the importance of local connections in franchising.

LinkedIn could be perhaps the greatest connector tool of our lifetime, thus far.

US employers hired strongly in May, up from April and last year.

Michele and Jeff Sommers, former Chicago architects, celebrate one-year anniversary as Mosquito Joe franchisees in Central Illinois.

Keeping the door open for all former employees is a good business practice, as it can lead to positive online reviews.

After becoming a part of Microsoft in December, LinkedIn has made its latest announcement in a blog post.

US employment numbers improve with 235,000 new jobs added, with some calling it the Trump Bump.

LinkedIn is launching a new feature, Trending Storylines, which are personalized news clusters based on current topics, curated by a team of editors and algorithms.