A new franchise concept unseen in the American market has made its way from ‘Down Under’ in a plan to grow its current franchise network from 60 to 300 in 3 years.
Entering the mobile and home based business market specifically targeting kids makes this franchise opportunity rank highly in the franchise system marketplace. Inflatable amusements is a niche industry and no one in America does it with such a systemized model like Jumping J-Jays.
Jumping J-Jays has been the industry leader in the franchising sector in Australia and New Zealand for the past 3 years as its successful system grew from 9 franchises in 2003 to just under 60 today. A string of awards has driven the party industry rental company to the top from Franchisor of the Year (Home based and mobile) to being named 2 years running in the prestigious Business Review Weekly annual FAST 100 companies. More recently, the Financial Review Magazine (January 2007) rated Jumping J-Jays as one of the ‘Super 7’ Franchise systems that will change your life.
Jumping J-Jays Bounces Into American Home Business
May 16, 2007 by Cris | 1 Comment
In Franchise Ideas / Opportunities, Franchises, Franchising Worldwide, Successful Franchises
Bill on November 17th, 2008 at 11:26 am
This is not a successful company to throw your money at. In Australia the vast majority of Franchisees have walked away from the business with nothing. There are not 60 Franchisees nor have there ever been 60 Franchisees, no one has ever made the money promised by this company nor can you sell the business as once you have experienced Jumping J-Jays particular brand of management you will never be able to live with yourself if you passed it onto to some one else. You will work incredibly long hours on your “weekend job” and then be expected to put up dozens of free castles during the week taking away even more valuable time. Save your money and buy a real business that will earn you money or just get a part time job and save yourself the heart ache of trying to make money out of a dog of a business like this one.
Be warned the Australian Version is collapsing rapidly.