On the surface there’s not much difference. A business focused on kids is run much like any other after all. But there are two things that differentiate… The question on who’s the client? And the associated question on who should be the franchisee? Both revolve around the central tenant we preach here at Franchise Simply … Read more
Having been through several recessions and challenging business environments in Australia over the years, the one thing I have found is that when the economy begins to emerge from a difficult period, there are enormous opportunities for the franchise sector, especially that part of the franchise sector offering simpler, low-cost service units, or mobile franchise. … Read more
In my mind, the following franchise mistakes all come under the umbrella of not understanding what a franchise is all about. Mistake One Thinking the existing business will form the franchise outlet and only getting a legal agreement and operations manual based on that. Invariably, to be successful as a franchise, you are going to … Read more
Expanding interstate or internationally definitely has different requirements which need to be accommodated. There are a number of things to think about and it definitely helps to be open-minded and flexible to change. Read on to learn more about taking franchisees from other states or countries.
Most business owners think about small business franchising as a way to grow but I find most just don’t take the step to make the necessary changes. Over the years I have found there are a number of reasons.
Most business owners think about franchising as a way to grow but I find most just don’t take the step to make the necessary changes. Over the years I have found there are a number of reasons. To do this topic justice, I have written two blogs, each covering four of the eight reasons business … Read more
There are a number of reasons for people to shy away from franchising. Is franchising a good idea? Firstly, most people have no idea what franchising really involves. They know that they need to work out fees and territories and that they need a legal agreement but that is about it.
As a franchisor, you need to implement a good induction process and follow it up with a great training and support system. Following the correct steps in franchising a business is essential.
A Franchise Simply Radio Show with Paul Dunn from Buy1Give1 Many of the most successful franchises are not complex but are based on simple concepts which connect to people and give them what they want. The things that move us are actually tiny. As Seth Godin, in his book Purple Cow, has said, we are … Read more
So often I am asked, “What is the difference between licensing and franchising?” Usually followed very fast by the statement, “A license is so much easier and faster to set up and so this is the way I want to go.” And you are right, a license is easier and faster to establish than a … Read more
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