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Product or Service Discovery
Demand: Is the product or service in growing demand, declining or holding?
Trend: Is the product or service the current hip trend or fad? If so will it be here in ten years creating value for you?
Seasonal: Is the product or service demand seasonal or cyclical by nature causing fluctuations in cash flow?
Saturation: How is the market saturation for that specific product or service? Can another unit or store generate enough customers?
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Franchise System Discovery
Training Programs: How well does the initial training prepared the Franchisees in opening and running their business?
Ongoing Support: How comprehensive is the ongoing Franchisee support in terms of helping Franchisees deal with questions while running their business?
Marketing Programs: How are the marketing royalty fees being spent promoting to the brand? Note: this is often where you.ll find the most discontent among Franchisees.
Buying Power: Does the Franchisor use its collective buying power to receive discounts on supplies and inventory benefiting the individual Franchisees? Note: These discounts can offer huge advantages to a Franchisee and could offset much of on-going Franchisee fees.
Investment: How much capital will you need to be successful in the franchise system? Can you reasonably determine your Return on Investment?
Funding: Are funding sources readily available? Does the Franchisor offer assistance in arranging funding?
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Quality of life is what Master Franchising is really all about. Very few other opportunities can offer you the personal freedoms and financial rewards that being Master Franchisee can offer.
PLUS it's still a franchise, so you in business for yourself, but not by yourself. The more successful you are, the more successful the Franchisor is. That is a powerful enticement for the Franchisor to help you be as successful as you can.
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