ORCA Website franchisees are still cashing in on small businesses’ demand for the internet.

Industry body Nielsen Online has revealed online retail traffic has increased by 10% in the past year and online sales are projected to rise by 12% by the end of 2010.

Dean Watmough, managing director of ORCA Websites, believes the reason the internet franchise is proving to be so popular is because small businesses realise the internet is the lifeline they need to survive.

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Local businesses need local people spending now if they are to survive, they can’t afford to wait for an act in Government to pass.

ORCA Local provides local businesses with an affordable online advertising platform and their internet marketing franchise owners can potentially earn up to £3,000 a month.

The franchise offers flexible working hours, a business development team, bespoke training and support and a money-back guarantee, with an aim to support local businesses through economic strains.

Activ Click and Earn is investing £200,000 on improving their franchise opportunity and system.

The advertising and marketing franchise is set to make changes for the new year, and is putting its money where its mouth is.

The team has been working tirelessly to redevelop the Activ Click and Earn opportunity with its entrepreneurs in mind. The dedicated licensee support team at head office, which has been rated a nine out of 10 for support, has been working around the clock to create new, multiple revenue streams for entrepreneurs seeking to join the Activ network.

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ORCA Websites franchisees are cashing in on small businesses demand for the internet.

The leading online franchise is enjoying unprecedented demand for its business franchise, with three territories now being allocated this month and several more to follow.

Managing Director Dean Watmough believes ORCA Websites is so popular because small businesses up and down the country are realising the internet is the lifeline they need to make it through the recession.

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