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Which franchise should I buy?

In order to find the best business franchise for you, you must assess your own skills and experiences. Once you have found the type of work that suits you best you can then select the franchise type that suits you. You should also consider what risks you are prepared to take, although the risks in franchising are different to those involved in setting up your own business.

What type of experience do you have?

Identify the skills you have developed over the years in order to ensure the franchise you chose fits your skills and experiences.

Have you managed staff? Many franchises are geared to a franchise employing many staff with managed skills - management franchises.

Have you been involved in administration? Many franchise systems involve extensive administration work therefore it would be beneficial to have some experience in this area.

What would you like to do and what are your strengths?

  • Do you want to work in a shop?
  • Do you want to work in an office?

What do you enjoy the most?

  • Talking on the phone?
  • Motivating people?
  • Working with your hands?
  • Driving?

The franchise you select should match your specific skills.

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