Franchising

the franchisee does not deliver the service properly, the brand name of the franchisor will suffer.

• Problems of Inconsistent Quality

• Highly Publicized Disputes Between Franchisees and Franchisors

•  Initial Investment

• Difficult in Motivating Franchisees

which is not the disadvantages of franchising to Franchisor

• Absence of Adequate Protection

• Initial Investment

• Difficult in Motivating Franchisees

• Problems of Inconsistent Quality

Who is the person who started a successful business and decided to expand by selling clones of the original business. 

• Franchisee

• Franchisor

• Entrepreneur

• Businessman

The person who purchase the right to run an extension of the original business 

• Millionaire

• Franchise

• Franchisee

• Investor

What a Franchisor does?

• Gains the benefits of an established brand name or product without the initial risk.

• Gets support and materials from the franchisee enterprise

• Operates day-to-day operations independently of the franchisor

• Establishes a proof of concept with the business

What a Franchisee does?

• Gains the benefits of an established brand name or product without the initial risk.

• Gets support and materials from the franchisee enterprise

• Operates day-to-day operations dependently of the franchisor

• Purchases right to franchisee

This type of franchise is when the franchisor gives the rights to trademarks, trade names, business process and the system in order for the franchisee to sell the product, for a fee.

• ´Business Format Franchise?

• ´JOB FRANCHISE

• ´Product Distribution franchise?

• none

this type of franchise, the franchisee can be much more independent in terms of not having the restriction and guidelines that a business format franchisee has.

• ´Product Distribution franchise

• Business Format Franchise

• ´JOB FRANCHISE

• Franchising

This agreement is usually a voluminous document.

• Franchise Agreement

• Contract Agreement

• Disclosure Agreement

• Financial Agreemenet

It is a type of license that a party (franchisee) acquires to allow them to have access to a business's (franchisor) proprietary knowledge, processes, and trademarks in order to allow the party to sell a product or provide a service under the business's name.

• Franchise

• Franchisee

• Entrepreneur

• capita;ist