Developing a strong franchise brand requires that franchise companies clearly communicate the vision for the brand to the field and enforce compliance to that identity.
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When a franchisee purchases a franchise, he or she is buying a system and a brand. While the system is clearly defined through a procedures manual and operating guidelines, defining and upholding a franchise brand can be more challenging than creating a set of rules. But to promote sales and increase market share, it’s essential for franchise systems to be vigilant about protecting and promoting their most precious asset, the brand.
Before a franchise company can begin communicating its brand message, it must first determine its target audience. When thinking about potential customers, it’s best to first focus on those who can be considered ‘low-hanging fruit.’ These are customers who, for whatever reason, will be easiest to transform into loyal, frequent purchasers of the product or service. Often, these are individuals or businesses that are currently using a competing product or service, but are dissatisfied with their provider.
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