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    Despite the common stereotype of a franchise as a fast food outlet, Franchises come in a variety of shapes, sizes and sectors!

    Many people belive that franchising is limited to fast food chains and is a really expensive way to start a business. This is not entirely true, there are a huge variety of franchises available from Couriers to Cafes and Cleaners to Chocolates!

    Franchises don’t always have to cost hundreds of thousands either, some part time franchises have a starting up cost of under £1,000!

    Some examples of the types of Franchise available are listed below:

    1. Investment Franchise

    • Fast Food & restaurant chains, and some hotels
    • Franchisee has overall control
    • Franchisee employs own senior management and staff

    2. Executive Franchise

    • Provision of Professional service
    • Financial advice, legal services, recruitment assistances

    3. Retail Franchise

    • Sells and displays goods approved by the franchisor
    • Franchisee has overall control
    • Franchisee employs own senior management and staff

    4. Distribution Franchise

    • Franchisee operates from a depot or central office owned by the Franchisor
    • Franchisee has overall control
    • Franchisee employs own senior management and staff

    5. Depot Franchise

    • Generally courier companies & parts suppliers
    • Franchisee employs own staff

    6. Job Franchise

    • Lawn care, car repairs or furniture refurbishing
    • Generally a one-person business
    • Operated from home

    7. Management Franchise

    • Franchisee is responsible for both running the franchise and employing and managing a team of operatives

    Source: http://www.franchisingni.com

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