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Hub You - 10 Easy Ways To Scam Prospective Franchisees - A Franchisors Guide
Have you ever considered in the future what job you will be in? Are you considering starting out in a new career or are you considering changing your current career path? If so perhaps you will consider four of the top job categories that large corporations are looking for the future. In the annual global survey of over 30,000 employers worldwi
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be su
Every business, whether online or offline, needs customer loyalty in order to be established for the line of work it is trying to be known for. All businesses work hard not just to get a good impression but to make a lasting one of reliability and value that makes them acquire the hard-earned customer loyalty. Especially with industries that are
2) Use the old sales trick of creating artificial demand to get them to sign up. You know – the territory they are interested in is likely to be sold to someone else soon. Grab it now before it’s gone.
3) Oversell the income potential of the franchise. Use the standard way of showing income potential in your prospectus that doesn’t match up to reality. Trust that the possible franchisee will be too well-mannered to actually ask the current franchisees what they earn.
4) Point the possible franchisee at your stooge or ‘pet’ franchisee when they ask to speak to a current franchisee. Try to avoid giving them a full franchise list, or if you have to, make it difficult for them to contact all the franchisees
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be sue
People are quitting their day jobs in droves and working from home. It makes sense on so many levels, not to mention the advantages of no daily commute and pyjama profits.Becoming a home business entrepreneur allows people to stay home and work to their schedule and in there own way. This is a healthy way to function as an overwhelming per
3) Oversell the income potential of the franchise. Use the standard way of showing income potential in your prospectus that doesn’t match up to reality. Trust that the possible franchisee will be too well-mannered to actually ask the current franchisees what they earn.
4) Point the possible franchisee at your stooge or ‘pet’ franchisee when they ask to speak to a current franchisee. Try to avoid giving them a full franchise list, or if you have to, make it difficult for them to contact all the franchisees
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be su
So, you want to start a home based business? According to the U.S. census, there are over 700,000 businesses in the United States with no employees, so you’re definitely not alone. The best part is that about 20,000 of those businesses had gross receipts of over $1,000,000! That is over a million dollars for a single person, working out of their
3) Oversell the income potential of the franchise. Use the standard way of showing income potential in your prospectus that doesn’t match up to reality. Trust that the possible franchisee will be too well-mannered to actually ask the current franchisees what they earn.
4) Point the possible franchisee at your stooge or ‘pet’ franchisee when they ask to speak to a current franchisee. Try to avoid giving them a full franchise list, or if you have to, make it difficult for them to contact all the franchisees
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be su
When one begins looking for a job one often searches the Classified Advertising pages. Classified want ads have survived through the years because they provide a service that everyone needs at one time or other.Employers who place classified ads in newspapers often remark at the high number of resumes/responses they receive. Many, they s
4) Point the possible franchisee at your stooge or ‘pet’ franchisee when they ask to speak to a current franchisee. Try to avoid giving them a full franchise list, or if you have to, make it difficult for them to contact all the franchisees
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be su
Capital is normally required for three possible applications, namely:1. Fixed Capital:Fixed capital refers to your business needs to buy fixed assets. This means that you need the capital to buy things like buildings, machines, computers, vehicles and furniture. These items are normally purchased for use in the busi
5) Ensure that the current franchisees know that they’ll be sued for breach if they don’t toe the corporate line when approached by prospects.
6) Make sure that the franchise fee structure is as difficult to follow as possible. Keep a few stingers in the background, like a structure that operates on a ratchet effect. When turnover reaches a certain level the fixed fee goes up, but can’t go back down again even if turnover falls. After that point it doesn’t matter how badly they do – you still get your income! Neat!
7) Keep your subscription up to all the franchise associations. Franchise buyers place an absurd level of trust in the fact that you are a member. They don’t realise how easy it is to get in and how conveniently hard it is to get thrown out.
8) Dress your prospectus up to look as professional as possible. Remember a
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