Franchise Feature: How The Barre Code Became A Top Results Driven Fitness Franchise (Full Webinar)
Are you looking to own a business that can make money and make people feel great about themselves?
Are you looking for a franchise that is multiple businesses rolled into one?
This week we hosted another Franchise Feature with, The Barre Code, where they shared about one of the most efficient, results-driven and unique fitness programs on the market today!
This business is in the right industry for strong growth! It is a low investment, small footprint franchise, that offers a recurring revenue model and the opportunity to scale giving franchise owners substantial results! As a franchisee, you will get to experience the personal satisfaction of living your passion while changing lives!
For those who missed out, here's the video of the full webinar:
What else does this Franchise Feature offer?
- The ability for you to to create financial independence
- Single or multi-unit opportunities for qualified prospects
- Site selection and build-out assistance from approved vendor partners
- Top notch marketing and operational support
- Multiple stream revenue sources - membership, retail, online sales and on-demand sales
- Unique product combining multiple franchises into one
- Feel-good, empowering business that helps people and makes money
- Ability to be an owner-operator or an executive owner (managing a manager)
- Continuing education and support
To learn more, check out The Barre Club's website, or you can email direct to jessica@franchisehelp.com, and we'll connect you with the right team to explore this opportunity.
Franchisee Insight: Learning from Franchisor Litigation (or Lack Thereof)
The Item 3 disclosure requirements are complex compared to other items of the FDD, but they can generally be summarized as follows. In Item 3, franchisors must disclose:
What Draws Investors to Franchising
Most prospective franchisees are drawn to the business by previous frustrating experiences in their past employments. This could have been caused due to lack of control over one’s work environment, being bound to report to superiors and insufficient room to exercise one’s authority at their work place. The micro- managing bosses, unresponsive organizational structures, or lack of voice in the organizations process are a few of the reasons why many people decide on investing in franchises as their new career. By investing in this business they take control over their own life with a little risk as compared to starting their own business from scratch.
Getting in on the Ground Floor with an Emerging Franchise Company
In addition to the due diligence that should be performed, be sure that you and your advisors focus attention on:
