3. History of Franchising
The concept of franchising as we know today
1st started in Germany
In 1851, Singer Sewing Machine Co. began
granting distribution franchises for its sewing
machine. Thus began the modern concept of
franchising
4. The root word “Franchise” comes from old French
meaning privilege/freedom.
9. Business Format Franchise
The most popular form of Franchising
A Franchisor teaches to the franchisee the
entire businesses format
Allows using trademark
Advertising
Fast food restaurants are good examples
10. Product or Trade name Franchise
Only involves product
Manufacture grants a franchisee the right to
sell its product but with no method of doing
business
Allows using trademark
11. Dealership or Distributorship,
Licenses, Agencies
Allows to sell Franchiser product under their
own trademark
Own the rights to sell products on behalf of a
supplier
12. Manufacturing and unit Franchise
One of the lesser-known franchise structures
is called a manufacturer franchise
The franchisee would only be responsible for
running one unit
13. Master Franchisee
A Master Franchisee is granted the rights to a
substantial territory, usually a whole country
14. Regional Franchisee
In a Geographically large area Master
Franchisee may decide to appoint Regional
Franchisee
16. Advantage of Franchise
Increase number of outlet with minimum
capital
Name recognition
Running small business under Franchise
name is very beneficial
Big Business help in corporate marketing
Proper and effective marketing tactic
17. Disadvantage of Franchise
Frightening Franchise Fees
Outrageous Royalty Fees
Bloated Raw Material Cost
Most Franchises don`t provide financing
Competition Creep
A Creative Black Hole
Complex Procedure