10 Things I Wish I’d Known Earlier About Owning a Great American Cookies Franchise

Topics of Discussion:

• It’s Hard Work
• Always accountable to someone else
• Be patient about costs
• A set number of years
• Don’t own your business

Topics of Discussion:

• Shopping Centers have some control
• 7. You don’t have control over territory
• No Experience Necessary
• Great Opportunity for a Fresh Start
• Investment Opportunity

#1 It’s Hard Work

Running a low cost franchise is harder than just buying a company name and waiting for the money to roll in. As the owner of a Great American Cookies Franchise, you must be prepared for hard work and long hours.

#2 Always accountable to someone else

Even in a lower cost franchise opportunity you are expected to adhere to the guidelines of the brand. This can be a tremendous benefit or a detriment depending on the franchise you invest in.

#3 Be patient about costs

The investment might not pay off immediately in any franchise, even a cheap franchise opportunity like those offered by Great American Cookies. Be patient.

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