Growing your business through franchising - Ulster Bank
Growing your business through franchising - Ulster Bank
Growing your business through franchising - Ulster Bank
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Types of Franchise<br />
Investment Franchise<br />
Having invested a substantial amount of capital the franchisee retains overall control, employing a management<br />
team and staff to run the <strong>business</strong> on a day-to-day basis.<br />
Executive Franchise<br />
This is based on providing the type of services usually described as “white collar” or professional.<br />
Retail Franchise<br />
The franchisee will buy the right to run one or more retail outlets, employing their own staff and displaying and<br />
selling only those products or services that the franchisor approves.<br />
Distribution Franchise<br />
The franchisee will be working from a depot owned and run by the franchisor, operating their own rounds and<br />
delivering products approved by the franchisor within a defined area.<br />
Depot Franchise<br />
In this instance, the franchisee runs their own depot, servicing a mixture of trade and retail customers.<br />
Job Franchise<br />
This is usually a one-person <strong>business</strong> that the franchisee could run from own home.<br />
You will find that a wide range of different types of <strong>business</strong> use the various franchise methods described above.<br />
Examples<br />
■ Building services<br />
■ Catering – from fast food restaurants to hotels<br />
■ Cleaning services – both commercial and domestic<br />
■ Direct selling and distribution<br />
■ Domestic services such as kitchen and bathroom<br />
■ Employment and training agencies<br />
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