Franchises under £10,000
SweetSellers
33
Investment level:
£6,995 plus VAT
and working capital
email:
info@sweetsellers.com
website:
www.sweetsellers.com
Phone:
01665 510 337
classification:
franchise focus
Food

Success is sweet
a similar company, so I knew that selling
charity-branded products really does
increase sales. It’s also very rewarding to
go to work each day knowing that you’re
With SweetSellers you will be selling sweets
supporting a good cause.”
One of the big advantages of this
and snacks, all while helping charity
franchise is its fl exibility. You can control
when you work, how much work you do
S
WEETSELLERS IS an ethical way charity for premature and sick babies, raising
“Franchisees
and how much money you earn.
of selling (and eating!) sweets. It is much-needed funds for neonatal equipment,
are granted an
A typical day consists of loading your
a low investment franchise, offering help and parental support. car with stock and visiting about 25 to 30
immediate returns, high turnover, fl exibility Franchisees are granted their own
exclusive area
customers to refi ll their sweets and collect
and great job satisfaction. exclusive area in which to place boxes and,
in which to
the takings. At the end of the day, the cash
Boxes of high quality traditional sweets although this is a fairly simple task with a
place boxes of
needs to be counted and bagged, ready for
and healthy snacks are placed in businesses. very good take-up rate, SweetSellers helps banking and some simple statistics completed.
Individuals can take a bag of sweets and with marketing to larger companies.
sweets...”
For those with little or no commitments,
place £1 in the box on a self-service, Franchisor Jane Sanderson spent 18 years their daily calls can increase with up to 40 or
honesty basis. as a training consultant in London before 50 customers and, with each box collecting
A percentage of the money collected is starting SweetSellers. “I had good experience an average of £13, that’s pretty good for a
donated to Bliss, the nationally registered in sales and marketing, and had worked for days work! ■

Charity Branded Sweets – Help To Raise Much Needed Funds For Premature & Sick Babies
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At “SweetSellers” we aim to raise at least £50k a year for babies needing help because they are born too soon or too
sick. We do this by providing good quality sweets and healthy snacks to businesses and donating a percentage of our
profits to our charity.
We are looking for individuals, or couples wanting to own their own business, work close to their home, earn a good
income and help a good cause – all at the same time!
We are so confident that you will be successful, we offer attractive, interest free finance packages, plus possible
funding to assist you.
This is a cash based business – no invoices or cheques and you can start earning from day 1.
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01665 510337/07599 340156









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