08 Sep, 2017

Franchise Companies List

Franchise companies list With the growing number of franchise offerings recently it is difficult for the smallest franchise companies to compete. They generally do not have the advertising budgets to pick and choose which markets the franchise prospects will be calling from. Many rely solely on Internet Marketing; unfortunately 80% of such leads are not so good. On top of this obstacle they must compete with sales departments of larger franchise companies list, which have lots of experience. For smaller franchisors it is imperative that they are able to differentiate between other franchisors in their price category and sub industry sectors. Below is a listing of my franchise company's differences between other franchises. I recommend that you read this and think about your business and see if it gives you ideas of how you can differentiate your company from your next nearest competitors. Read each item and have a legal pad in hand, write down those items, which apply if any and any ideas that you think of as you read them. Remember while reading this that our business model, a mobile care wash franchise, will differ from your business so you will end up with much different items when completed. This exercise will assist you in brainstorming and thinking of ways you can distance yourself from the larger and more aggressive sales tactics of larger franchise companies list. We are the only Franchise which: Requires no inventory and/or purchases from franchisor on an on-going basis Provides you with customers when you start without charging you a percentage fee. Has a flat rate royalty and no percentage of gross sales Has no competition that is organized at the unit level franchise Requires no location in the car wash industry Franchises mobile car wash trucks Has a founder running day to day operations who has run one of these units for twenty years Allows you to put an unlimited number of units in your exclusive territory without paying more in up front franchise fees Has a written policy of helping non-profit groups at the franchise level Pays your family a $10,000 cash death benefit and helps them run your franchise until next of kin is trained. We do not terminate your franchise if you die. In the past two years is not a copy of an existing franchise companies list system Has a mobile headquarters that travels from franchise area to franchise area At a franchisor level has given twenty percent of our total earnings to charities Has a founder who wrote his own hundred and ninety page legal disclosure documents and had it registered in three working days? Gets your business license, fictitious business name statement, pays your initial liability insurance payment and your initial health care insurance payment