Franchises Flashcards
Advantages to the Franchiser
- A low risk form of growth as the franchisee invests the majority of the capital
Advantages to the Franchiser
Receives a percentage of all franchisee’s profits for each year (called royalties).
Advantages to the Franchisee
The franchise is a well-known business with an existing customer base.
Advantages to the Franchisee
Industry knowledge and training is provided by the franchiser.
Advantages to the Franchisee
The franchisee benefits from national advertisements carried out by the franchiser.
Disadvantages for the Franchiser
The reputation of the whole franchise can be tarnished by one poor franchise.
Disadvantages for the Franchiser
Only a share of profits is received rather than all profits as it would be if they owned each branch.
Disadvantages for the Franchisee
There is very little autonomy over decisions as the franchiser decides on products, store layout and uniforms etc.
Disadvantages for the Franchisee
Royalties have to be paid each year.
Disadvantages for the Franchisee
There are high initial start-up fees.