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1851 rounded up 7 social media New Year’s resolutions for franchises, including live content, influencer marketing, and social media advertising.

Pizza Hut will give away free pizza if the record for fastest touchdown in the Super Bowl is broken, through a promotion with Devin Hester.

Justin Griffith, a Famous Toastery franchise owner, shares his experience and tips on how to size up the franchise game, including following the playbook and communicating with stakeholders.

John Schnatter steps down as Papa John's CEO, with Steve Ritchie taking over as CEO and chairman.

Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises Inc. partners with Valor Equity Partners to accelerate Wow Bao's expansion efforts and growth.

NFL's return boosted restaurant sales of beer, with total beer consumption increasing 36.6 percent on the first Sunday of the NFL season.

The Gents Place uses new media channels to recruit franchisees.

Brendon Ayanbadejo, a former NFL player, opens Orangetheory Fitness locations in California.

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

Low-investment franchises require a lot of sweat equity, and home-based services often involve the franchisee doing the bulk of the work.

Starbucks' new Unicorn Frappuccino is a sweet and Instagram-worthy drink, but is it worth ordering for the 'gram?

The article discusses the life of Erik Kramer, a former NFL quarterback who attempted suicide.

Bradie James, former NFL player, succeeds in franchising with MOOYAH Burgers.

Papa John's Chief Ingredient Officer Sean Muldoon shares his approach to product innovation and quality, leveraging his expertise to drive growth and customer satisfaction.

Franchise executives can learn from athletes and their coaches about proven systems and leadership strategies.

The NFL's Business Connect Program gave over 300 local businesses the opportunity to sell their products or services at the Super Bowl.

The author reflects on the importance of planning and staying the course, using the example of a mother's Thanksgiving preparations.

Former NFL quarterback David Garrard owns two Retro Fitness gyms, which he operates with the help of his financial adviser.

Former NFL player Justin Griffith brings the Famous Toastery franchise to downtown Charlotte.

Although All Day Breakfast helped the brand growth when it first was introduced, its effects are wearing off as the year goes on.

Justin Griffith, a former NFL player, finds similarities between franchising and following a playbook, leading him to open a Famous Toastery location in Charlotte.

Former NFL player Justin Griffith signed a franchise deal with Famous Toastery to open a location in Charlotte, with plans for a second location in 2018.

Papa John's strategic partnerships boost sales and national brand awareness through deals with sports organizations.

Restaurant chains capitalize on football season with promotions and theme days.