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Free Webinar | June 8: Franchise Bible: Marketing for the New Normal

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Free Webinar | June 8: Franchise Bible: Marketing for the New Normal

Franchise Bible author Rick Grossmann discusses how marketing is changing and new ways and platforms for sending your marketing messages to your customers.

April 30, 2020 1 min read

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This webinar will focus on how marketing is changing and new ways and platforms for sending your marketing messages to your customer and target markets.  We will also focus on what is important to consumers and what it will take for them to feel safe and trust businesses after the pandemic.

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Rick Grossmann has been involved in the franchise industry since 1994. He franchised his first company and grew it to 49 location in 19 states during the mid to late 1990s. He served as the Chief Executive Officer and primary trainer focusing on franchise owner relations and creating tools and technologies to increase franchisee success.

Rick had the honor of working with his mentor, Erwin Keup, as a contributing Author for the 7th edition of Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise Bible published by Entrepreneur Press. Mr. Grossmann has been chosen as the new Author of Franchise Bible and his 8th Edition was released worldwide in January of 2017.  He currently serves as an executive coach and strategist for multiple franchise clients.

Source: Entrepreneur

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