The Franchisor's Perspective

A short article explaining how to provide training and ongoing support for your franchisees.

Want to know if a candidate is a good fit for your franchise? View the following checklist in how you should assess potential franchisees interested in investing in your franchise operation…

View these nine central points you must consider and incorporate in your franchise package. Use this list as a reference guide when you are developing your franchise business system.

A pilot franchise is a very good idea for potential franchisors to undertake before committing to franchising the business. It allows the potential franchisor to assess the business model and its attributes before deciding it is worth the investment to expand the business.

The first issue a new franchisor must address before franchising its business, is to consider the following four key elements- longevity and potential of products/and or services; unique brand and business identity; model is easy to operate and capable management systems established- to make the franchise system work to the best of its ability.

View the following list of relevant questions and the procedure in which you should ask these questions to assess potential franchisees abilities and skills and if they are suitable representatives of your franchise operation.

Here we offer a brief explanation of how you can maximise your revenues as a franchisor and get the most out of your franchisees.