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Entrepreneur Magazine

January/February 2020
Magazine

Entrepreneur magazine is the trusted source for growing your business and offers surefire strategies for success. Whether you are just thinking of starting a business, have taken the first steps, or already own a business, Entrepreneur offers the best advice on running your own company

Entrepreneur’s Magazine

Do You Meet Expectations? • Here’s an even better question to ask: Are you setting people’s expectations?

“It’s Been a Learning Process” • Ayesha Curry turned a YouTube channel into a blossoming lifestyle brand, including a book, restaurants, and multiple TV gigs. Her guiding principle: Treat every step as an education.

What’s Your Turning Point? • When you’re building a company, every choice you make is a big one. We asked six entrepreneurs for the decision that altered the path of their business.

Inside Wayfair

Is It a Threat or an Opportunity? • It’s easy to fear change. It’s harder (but morefulfilling!) to embrace it. That’s why Edible Arrangements finally embraced a new definition of edibles.

Starting at the Bottom • Lärabar founder Lara Merriken wanted to create a healthy snack food but didn’t know anything about retail. So as she developed her now-famous bar, she took a different kind of job—stocking shelves.

Turning $5 Gift Cards into a $1 Billion Brand • Can’t raise funds? That might be for the best. Here’s how one entrepreneur scrapped his way to unicorn status…at a coffee shop.

Getting a Good Start • A strong morning leads to a strong day—so how do you begin things right? We asked founders to share the most impactful part of their sunrise routine.

To Save My Business, I Went to Congress • You don’t need to be a billionaire to create major change. Just look at me—a guy whose business was almost killed by knockoffs, until I rallied lawmakers to my side. This year, we make history.

Set Yourself Up for a Big Year • With a new year come new pressures—and every entrepreneur wants to spend the next 12 months growing. Here’s how you can engineer success.

The Way of the Wahlberg • To start the year 2020 right, take some lessons from the business world of Mark Wahlberg—who diligently, thoughtfully built himself into the most disciplined man in Hollywood.

WAHLBURGERS’ KEY TO SUCCESS: Feedback!

F45’s’ KEY TO SUCCESS: Execution!

THE FOUNDER & THE IDEA MAN • The founder of MeUndies would have never met a man named Grease if both of them hadn’t ended up in the same federal prison. But their friendship changed everything (including the business).

PEOPLE ARE NOT DATA • Want to really connect with consumers? Take it from me, a guy who ran marketing at You Tube, Spotify, Google, and Instagram: You can’t rely on data alone. IT’S TIME TO BUILD SOME TRULY HUMAN CONNECTIONS.

WELCOME TO THE FRANCHISE 500 • COMPANIES ON THE FRANCHISE 500, BY INDUSTRY

1 Dunkin’ • How Dunkin’ dropped the word Donuts, sold more doughnuts anyway, and rose to #1.

2 Taco Bell

3 McDonald’s

4 Sonic Drive-In

5 The UPS Store

6 Ace Hardware

7 Planet Fitness

8 Jersey Mike’s Subs

9 Culver’s

10 Pizza Hut

FIVE STRATEGIES FOR FRANCHISE GROWTH • Every year, a few companies show massive gains in our Franchise 500 list by either leaping hundreds of spots or making a strong debut. How do they do it? We called them to ask.

THE HOTTEST CHILL IN FRANCHISING • Cryotherapy is the new wellness trend in franchising, and more than a dozen brands have already cropped up. Will it stick around like yoga or dissipate like oxygen bars? The truth is, it might not matter.

RESTAURANT RESCUE? • Jon Taffer, host and executive producer of the TV show Bar Rescue, sees problems...


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 228 Publisher: Entrepreneur Media Inc. Edition: January/February 2020

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Entrepreneur magazine is the trusted source for growing your business and offers surefire strategies for success. Whether you are just thinking of starting a business, have taken the first steps, or already own a business, Entrepreneur offers the best advice on running your own company

Entrepreneur’s Magazine

Do You Meet Expectations? • Here’s an even better question to ask: Are you setting people’s expectations?

“It’s Been a Learning Process” • Ayesha Curry turned a YouTube channel into a blossoming lifestyle brand, including a book, restaurants, and multiple TV gigs. Her guiding principle: Treat every step as an education.

What’s Your Turning Point? • When you’re building a company, every choice you make is a big one. We asked six entrepreneurs for the decision that altered the path of their business.

Inside Wayfair

Is It a Threat or an Opportunity? • It’s easy to fear change. It’s harder (but morefulfilling!) to embrace it. That’s why Edible Arrangements finally embraced a new definition of edibles.

Starting at the Bottom • Lärabar founder Lara Merriken wanted to create a healthy snack food but didn’t know anything about retail. So as she developed her now-famous bar, she took a different kind of job—stocking shelves.

Turning $5 Gift Cards into a $1 Billion Brand • Can’t raise funds? That might be for the best. Here’s how one entrepreneur scrapped his way to unicorn status…at a coffee shop.

Getting a Good Start • A strong morning leads to a strong day—so how do you begin things right? We asked founders to share the most impactful part of their sunrise routine.

To Save My Business, I Went to Congress • You don’t need to be a billionaire to create major change. Just look at me—a guy whose business was almost killed by knockoffs, until I rallied lawmakers to my side. This year, we make history.

Set Yourself Up for a Big Year • With a new year come new pressures—and every entrepreneur wants to spend the next 12 months growing. Here’s how you can engineer success.

The Way of the Wahlberg • To start the year 2020 right, take some lessons from the business world of Mark Wahlberg—who diligently, thoughtfully built himself into the most disciplined man in Hollywood.

WAHLBURGERS’ KEY TO SUCCESS: Feedback!

F45’s’ KEY TO SUCCESS: Execution!

THE FOUNDER & THE IDEA MAN • The founder of MeUndies would have never met a man named Grease if both of them hadn’t ended up in the same federal prison. But their friendship changed everything (including the business).

PEOPLE ARE NOT DATA • Want to really connect with consumers? Take it from me, a guy who ran marketing at You Tube, Spotify, Google, and Instagram: You can’t rely on data alone. IT’S TIME TO BUILD SOME TRULY HUMAN CONNECTIONS.

WELCOME TO THE FRANCHISE 500 • COMPANIES ON THE FRANCHISE 500, BY INDUSTRY

1 Dunkin’ • How Dunkin’ dropped the word Donuts, sold more doughnuts anyway, and rose to #1.

2 Taco Bell

3 McDonald’s

4 Sonic Drive-In

5 The UPS Store

6 Ace Hardware

7 Planet Fitness

8 Jersey Mike’s Subs

9 Culver’s

10 Pizza Hut

FIVE STRATEGIES FOR FRANCHISE GROWTH • Every year, a few companies show massive gains in our Franchise 500 list by either leaping hundreds of spots or making a strong debut. How do they do it? We called them to ask.

THE HOTTEST CHILL IN FRANCHISING • Cryotherapy is the new wellness trend in franchising, and more than a dozen brands have already cropped up. Will it stick around like yoga or dissipate like oxygen bars? The truth is, it might not matter.

RESTAURANT RESCUE? • Jon Taffer, host and executive producer of the TV show Bar Rescue, sees problems...


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