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Pilates Addiction franchisees Shelley and Matt Crawford discuss their journey into boutique fitness franchising and the brand's unique approach to the pilates studio experience.
Michigan franchisees Shelley and Matt Crawford detail their transition into the Pilates Addiction system, highlighting the brand's leadership and elevated studio design.
911 Restoration highlights the role of its dedicated franchise business coaches in providing 24/7 support and technical industry expertise to help franchisees navigate operational challenges.
Former Jiffy Lube franchisee Nicholas Darrah discusses his transition from operating family-owned units to founding Franchise Connects LLC to advise others on their franchise journeys.
Pilates Addiction, a boutique fitness franchise founded in 2025, brings high-energy, results-focused workouts to members nationwide.
New franchisees Todd and Jennifer Miller discuss transitioning from financial services to operating a red light and infrared wellness studio.
This feature highlights year-round business opportunities in child education and pet care franchises that benefit from consistent consumer demand.
When Patrick Lanigan, from Des Moines, Iowa, first heard about Pet Butler, he wasn’t completely sold.
Susan Curtis and her daughter, Shannon Spinney, have always been close, but their investment in a Pet Butler franchise in Franklin, Tennessee, in 2020 further solidified their relationship.
The brand is promoting its passive income potential supported by a national call center that manages sales, scheduling, and customer service for owners.
Franchise brands that offer aspiring entrepreneurs the option to focus on clients’ kids, pets and the environment continue to grow – but more options are needed in these three industries.
Growing consumer demand for health, fitness, and wellness services is driving franchise expansion for personal trainers, equipment repair, and massage therapists.
Aussie Pet Mobile’s name suggests its Australian roots, but the company, which was founded in Australia in 1996, debuted as a franchise offering in the U.S.