Staffing Franchise Blog

The main growth strategy for staffing franchises is to attract and retain quality clients. How this is accomplished will, ultimately, determine the results. In this regard, let's discuss 4 ways starting your own staffing franchise can attract and retain quality clients.

For many first-time business owners, one of the things you'd probably really like to do is make a difference for your community. You might have an idea about charitable donations or hosting seasonal events in your future business, but what if you could open a franchise that really helped your neighborhood and the local professionals all around you?

Many people reach a point in their careers in which their capability, personal funds, and independent spirit might lead them to start their own business. This brave and exciting decision allows you to become your own boss, doing what you love, but it also allows you to become responsible for 100% of your performance results. However, deciding to start your own business is simply the first in a long line of incredibly important decisions. Where your office should go, who you should hire, and what kind of equipment you'll be starting with are all questions you need answers to before you sign the first document. Then, of course, there's whether or not to build your own company from scratch, or become an independent franchisee of an already established brand and business model.

The staffing industry is growing at a rapid pace, with $147 billion in industry sales only two years ago -- and this number represents a trend that is projected to continue. With the American workforce projected to reach over 163 million by 2022, staffing agencies are positioned to become more and more relevant as a new generation of workers enters the labor force. If you are hoping to start a staffing agency, there is a good chance that starting your own staffing agency will be more overwhelming than you would expect. Take a look at these six reasons to buy a staffing franchise instead. 

Buying a franchise location could be one of the best and fastest paths to becoming a business owner. Maybe you already have a franchise or two under your belt, or maybe this is your very first venture into business ownership. No matter where your starting place is, choosing the right industry and franchise brand is one of the most important decisions you can make at this phase. After all, you want a business that you could inherently understand and one that could give you an opportunity to enjoy running as the leader of your team.

Opening a staffing franchise could be one of the best opportunities you have this decade. If you're the kind of person who likes to know absolutely everyone in town from the school teachers to the local business owners, then there might not be a better opportunity for you to do so than starting a staffing agency. You will help other business owners find talented employees and job seekers will come to you in order to be connected to the best local positions. You, in the middle, are a matchmaker everyone needs and when you love the job, making successful matches between employers and employees could be a fantastic experience.

The staffing industry is growing at a rapid pace, with $147 billion in industry sales only four years ago -- and this number represents a trend that is projected to continue. With the American workforce projected to reach over 163 million by 2022, staffing agencies are positioned to become more and more relevant as a new generation of workers enters the labor force. If you are hoping to start a staffing agency, there is a good chance that opening one on your own will be more overwhelming than you would expect. Take a look at these six reasons to buy a franchise in the staffing industry instead. 

The staffing industry is booming as the demand for highly skilled workers continues to climb. The American Staffing Association states "Since the recovery began in July 2009, staffing employment has been growing more than two times faster than the economy and just over six times more rapidly than overall employment. "The industry is still growing, with niches to be identified and developed in all areas of the country.  Would you like to be part of this trend? You might consider starting a staffing agency in your community under the umbrella of a larger, more established organization.

For many professionals, there comes a time in their careers when they've reached the practical top of the corporate ladder and have built up significant savings over the years. Some people coast comfortably into retirement, some learn a series of interesting hobbies, and some decide to become business owners by buying a franchise.