Franchise Words You Need to Know
14 Industry Terms
When exploring and entering the world of franchising, you might begin hearing words you’ve never had to use before. We compiled a list of the most commonly used franchise words you’ll want to know as you navigate this new career path.
Franchise Words You Need to Know
- Franchise: A business opportunity that allows the franchisee to legally use a company’s (franchisor’s) expertise, ideas, and processes
- Franchisee: A person or group who enters into a contract with a franchisor to own a business that legally uses the franchisor’s expertise, ideas, and processes
- Franchisor: A person or company that grants the license to a third party (a franchisee) for the conducting of a business under the franchisor’s marks
- Franchise Agreement: An agreement made between you and the larger company that gives you the right to operate as a satellite of the larger company in a certain territory for a given period of time
- Contract: A legally binding document that explains what type of relationship and permissions the franchisee and franchisor will have
- Mentor: A trusted advisor who you can go to for advice
- Location: The territory your franchise will serve
- Entrepreneur: A person who organizes and operates a business and takes on greater than normal financial risks and responsibilities
- Marketing: Adverting that is used to gain customers and increase brand recognition
- Brand recognition: How well consumers know a company and what they think of it
- FAB: Features, advantages, benefits; the selling point for joining a franchise
- Market: The group of people or area your business serves
- Mission statement: What the goals and values of a company are
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