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Brief outline:
What is Franchising
Types of Franchising
Franchisings popularity
Franchising agreement
Advantages of Franchising
Disadvantages of Franchising
What is Franchising?
Franchisee
An entrepreneur whose power is limited by a contractual
agreement with a franchisor Franchisor The party in the franchise contract that specifies the methods to be followed and the terms to be met by the other party
Types of Franchises:
Trade Name Franchise
Grants the right to use a widely recognized name within a particular
territory
Coca-cola, Nike
continuous
Subway, McDonalds
Franchisings popularity
Popularity can be seen by the numerous fast-food outlets lining
network of over 8000 restaurants that sell a billion hamburgers every five months
Every year more than 2000 people
Franchising Agreement
It is a contractual agreement between the franchisor
and franchisee
Agreement outlines what amount of capital needed, training provided and size of the
territory
Agreement depends upon different franchises, but most franchise contracts have
points in common i.e. The franchise buyer normally pays an initial fee to the company OR A monthly percentage of sales OR Both (in large franchise like McDonalds)
Cont
The agreement information should be provided on a
document called uniform franchise offering circular(UFOC) In addition UFOC also contains information such as
Franchisors bankruptcy and litigation history Company owned locations Legal responsibilities of franchisor and franchisee List of existing franchisees
Training
-Franchisor Financial assistance -Credit rating Format franchising -full range services
-franchise fees
Poor local reputation
-Multiple franchise
Own boss
-Franchisor controls:
Real estate ownership Cancellation provisions Required exclusive handling
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