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Jeff Panella discusses Wireless Zone's franchise growth, emphasizing the importance of a solid brand, selection process, and franchisee support.

When Snapchat unleashed its ad-tech program Snap Partners in June with plans to serve video ads between stories, observers wondered how users would respond to seeing ads alongside their friends' videos and photos.

Wireless Zone's franchise resale program has seen success, with many top-producing stores being listed for sale.

Wireless Zone's president and chief operations officer, Joe Johnson, listened to the needs of franchisees to chart a fresh new course for the brand.

As the franchise industry gets increasingly competitive to land qualified, experienced multi-unit prospects, many brands are rethinking their strategy when it comes to royalty fees in order to modernize and make their brands more attractive.

Wireless Zone introduces a new gross profit royalty model to strengthen the franchisor-franchisee relationship and drive store-level profit.

Wireless Zone targets expansion in Orlando, Florida, aiming to open 8-10 locations in Central Florida with new franchisees in the region.

Sal Longo, CEO of Busy Bee Jumpers, partnered with Mainland for a franchise assessment to identify growth opportunities and pain points.

Wireless Zone is targeting Texas markets, including New Braunfels, for expansion, citing the area's growth and community-focused mindset.

Things: people need them and, oftentimes, they simply just want them.

Molly Martin, a millennial businesswoman, chooses Wireless Zone, a premium cellphone retailer, as her franchise opportunity and is building a cellphone empire in Michigan.

Wireless Zone has adapted to the rapidly changing wireless industry by focusing on high-tech products and applications.

Wireless Zone is expanding its presence by taking over Radio Shack locations, with plans to add as many sites as possible.