1.3. What are business plans needed for?
1.3.3. Business Plans for franchising
Advantages / Disadvantages for Franchising
Advantages for franchisees
- Entry into the market is accelerated because the system is known and established. The franchisee should have territorial protection.
- The franchisor provides a tested business concept and a complete service package.
- The franchisor has built up a good image through many years of marketing and maintains this permanently.
- The credit rating is higher with banks because the entrepreneurial risk is better known.
- The franchisee is nevertheless an independent entrepreneur.
Advantages for franchisors
- The franchisor uses in particular the willingness of the franchisee as an independent entrepreneur.
- The franchisor can avoid the considerable expense of a branch system and set up a distribution network tailored to his business.
- The franchisor can market its market-proven system and know-how with a relatively low capital investment.