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Franchising
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Quality Controls for Franchising Companies Sample Outline
Quality control in franchising companies is paramount and all franchising companies must have strict guidelines to insure consistency. To insure this takes place throughout your franchise system you must make this a policy in your confidential operations manual.
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Think of Franchising Your Company?
If you are thinking about franchising your company you might wish to know the statistics on franchisor success, it is not pretty and you need to know the risks.
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Getting Away from the Concept of Master Franchising
So often franchisors look for faster ways to expand their systems and extend their brand name. One of the common ways to do this for franchisors is to sell regional franchising rights or master franchising.
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Franchising Vendors, Consistency and Quality Controls Addressed
Franchising companies must address consistency of the products they use both in the operation of the franchise and those are items which they sell. The franchising company must address these issues in the original franchise agreements that each franchisee signs.
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Name Infringement, Trademarks and Franchising Companies
Franchising companies have her responsibility to insure that their trademarks are not infringed upon. Just because a franchise company has properly registered the service Marks and trademarks with the proper state and federal agencies does not mean that some one will not try to use such Marks without permission.
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Franchisor Trademarks and Display of Name Issues
Most franchising companies spend millions of dollars on promoting their brand-name. To insure that the brand-name use used correctly throughout the franchise system, the franchisor must specify to each and every franchised outlet how it must be used.
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What Franchising Founders Know that Political Analysts Do Not
If a founder of a franchise company always guesses right on future political issues and regional political issues better than all the political analysts, why is this? Well consider if you will a franchising company where the founder built from a small company and set up franchises in 30 or more states.
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Business Management Case Study; How Over-Disclosure is Hurting Franchising
Executive management teams need to be sure that the regulatory requirements for disclosure to protect consumers and investors are not over burdensome to the business model. There is a point at which it is no longer feasible to comply with all the rules and regulations and still run a profitable business.
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