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Examples of franchises available.
V2K has a product that really sets itself apart from
rest of
competition. They specialise in creating window fashions, and their selling point is
virtual shop window. They create a computerized graphic representation of
window so that potential customers can see for themselves exactly what it would look like. Previously one of
main reasons that potential customers wouldn’t become paying customers was because they couldn’t ‘visualize’
end result.
The V2K program means there is no need to purchase premises, and should you wish to do so, a simple storefront would do. No need to purchase any inventory thus saving you a little more money. No need to purchase a special company vehicle. Initial training is included in
start up fee along with ongoing support. The average total investment for this franchise is approximately $50,000.
Looking on
Internet for franchise opportunities you will see plenty of success stories pertaining to ‘The Little Gym’ franchise. As a stand-alone business, The Little Gym has been in operation since 1976 so you really are buying a proven business. The Little Gym helps children develop motor skills and builds confidence as well as burning energy and keeping fit and healthy.
The average outlay needed to own and run The Little Gym as a franchise is approximately $150,000 but you are not only buying into a proven name you are also helping make a difference to children in your area. A small price to pay.
The key to making a success in a franchised business is to choose a franchise that matches your interest. Is it food, automobiles, fitness perhaps? These days there’s a franchise for just about everything. Then, narrow down your options , taking into account
capital you can invest,
track record of
brand and
success stories of other franchisees. Due diligence is
key – thorough research at this stage, is
solid foundation for a successful business.
©2005 Nick Carter

Nick Carter is Webmaster of http://www.best-franchise-resources.com . As the name suggests, the website is aimed at being a comprehensive resource for anyone considering purchasing a business franchise.