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Published on Dec 16, 2015
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What goes through your mind when you hear the word, "franchise?"
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Franchising 101:
Is Owning a Franchise Right for Me?
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Welcome
Your Name
What interested you in this topic?
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what is it?
To own a franchise is to own the right or license to use something
Typically this involves products or services, a brand and a business system
Most of the time this includes a geographic area
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trivia
What was the first franchise?
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examples
McDonald's
Chick-fil-a
Great Clips
Arizona Cardinals
Money Mailer
Aamco Transmissions
Sandler Sales Training
College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving
American Title Loans
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history
Franchising dates back to the middle ages
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American Colonies
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German Beer
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Sewing Machines
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Auto Dealerships
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McDonald's
Discovered in 1954
Over 500 units by 1963
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Franchising is the greatest invention for small business ownership.
- Art Coley
Former President of AlphaGraphics
http://franchiseinterviews.podcastpeople.com/posts/46547
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Why own your own business?
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Get a job!
Steady Income Every 2 Weeks - Salary
Health Insurance
Retirement Plan
Vacation Time
Benefits
Benefits
Security
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own a business!
Inconsistent income based on effort, market forces, competition, etc.
No Health Insurance
No Retirement Plan
No Vacation Time
No Benefits
No Security
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Why own your own business?
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Almost 90 percent of workers are either “unengaged” or “actively disengaged” from their jobs.
- The Gallup Organization
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own a business!
Be own boss
Freedom
Control
Creativity
Passion
Flexibility
Purpose
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Those who have a 'why' to live, can bear with almost any 'how'.
- Viktor Frankl,
Holocaust Survivor
(1905 - 1997)
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fear
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Costs & Fees
Initial Franchise Fee & Startup
Continuing Royalties
Advertising
Other (Training, Conferences, Consulting, etc.)
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video:
https://youtu.be/0JaPaeFYE5U
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Self-Evaluation
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Will i be successful?
What skills have made me successful in the past?
How much do I want to own my own business?
What is my background?
What type of work is most appealing?
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Will i be successful?
How do I respond to problems and challenges?
How do I influence others to my point of view?
How do I respond to the pace of the environment?
How do I respond to rules and procedures set by others?
Assessment tools
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Goals
Income
Lifestyle
Wealth
Equity
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income
Money is not the 'Why' but we start here in order to capture what it takes to cover our basic needs
What is your current income?
What would you like your income to be one year from now?
What would you like your income to be three years from now?
Remember that income goals will change in different seasons of your life
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lifestyle
The idea here is to fit your career into your lifestyle instead of your lifestyle being dictated by your career
What do you want MORE of in your life?
What do you want LESS of in your life?
This is where you want to try to articulate the, "WHY?"
If you knew you couldn’t fail, what career path would you choose?
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wealth
If Income is near term then wealth is longer-term
What assets do you want to own?
5 years?
10 years?
20 years?
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Tax Credits
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equity
Debt is often used to acquire assets
Equity is your ownership after subtracting the debt
What do you want your overall net worth to be in 5, 10, 20 years?
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financial resources
Liquid Cash in Checking and Savings
Investments (Stocks, Mutual funds, etc.)
Retirement
Real Estate
Other
Liabilities
Credit Score
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financing Options
Family, Friends, Angel Investors
Loans: Equity, Commercial, Unsecured, SBA (registry)
Retirement Rollover
Equipment Leasing
Often easier as part of a franchise than independent
Don't give up!
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Franchise Model Validation
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steps
Set aside time - make no decisions
Express Interest
Introduction
Application
Validation/Diligence/FDD
Decision
Sign
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TIme
Can take anywhere from 3-4 weeks to many months to explore and decide
There are a lot of steps. The way you make it through all the steps is to look at it as a learning opportunity, not a decision
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Express Interest
Tell the Franchisor you'd like to learn more
Each Franchisor has a different process, but you will need to meet and interact with an actual person in order to get all the info
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Introduction
In most cases they will schedule a phone call with you
At this point the process becomes somewhat like interviewing for a job
You are evaluating the business model as a potential investment
They are evaluating candidates and trying to determine if you will make a good owner
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Application
Once they have made sure you're qualified at a high level, they will most likely want a more formal application
No commitments or decisions yet, they may be testing your ability to follow a process
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diligence
Most call this validation because it sounds better than "diligence"
Documents
Current owners
Former owners
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Fdd
Item 1: Franchisor's Background
Item 2: Business Background
Item 3: Litigation History
Item 4: Bankruptcy
Items 5-7: Initial and Ongoing Costs
Items 8 and 12: Supplier, Territory and Customer Restrictions
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Fdd
Item 11: Franchisor's Advertising and Training
Item 17: Renewal, Termination, Transfer and Dispute Resolution
Item 19: Financial Performance Representations
Item 20: Franchisee and Franchise System Information
Item 21: Financial Statements
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Decision/Award
Everyone handles this differently
At some point you'll realize you have all the information you can know
They will let you know where they stand
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Signature
Make it official
Celebrate!
Now the work begins
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potential earnings
No Guarantees, just like any other investment
Understand what the FDD says
Talk to current and former franchisees at different stages in their lifecycle
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trusted team
SBDC - Business Counselors
Banker/Lender
Accountant
Attorney
Franchise Consultant
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SBDC
Eduction and Training
One-on-One Counseling
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Banker/lender
Personal Bank
Fran Fund
Guidant Financial
First Financial
Benetrends Financial
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Accountant
Minimize tax liability
Setup entity structure
Ongoing accounting
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attorney
Minimize personal and professional liability
Review franchise documents
Make sure it is a franchise attorney
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broker/consultant
FranChoice
FranNet
FranServe
The Entrepreneur's Source
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Trust
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other resources
Entrepreneur Magazine
International Franchise Association (IFA)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Expos
Book: Street Smart Franchising by Joe Mathews
Book: E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber
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Entrepreneurship is living a few years of your life like most people won’t, so that you can spend the rest of your life like most people can’t.”
- Anonymous
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Don’t make the right decision; make the decision right.”
-- Ellen Langer
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Questions?
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