BF April 2010 Issue

112
Franchises from £20,000 to £50,000
Cartridge oW rld
Investment level:
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£29,950 plus VAT
Website:
www.cartridgeworld.co.uk
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classification:
Retail
will be an intensive ﬁ ve-week training
programme. The ﬁ rst three weeks are
spent in the classroom; the next week
in a Cartridge World store, learning the
day-to-day ins and outs of the job; and
the ﬁ nal week in your own store with
your equipment.
The support doesn’t stop once your
store opens for business either. Cartridge
World has dedicated marketing, customer
service, accounts, IT and technical
departments on-hand to help you deal
with everyday problems.
You may be wondering: “How do
I know if I have what it takes to be a
franchisee?” Well, in truth, there is no
‘typical’ franchisee. Cartridge World’s
franchisees come from all walks of life and
all ages. Some have business knowledge
Rule the world
gained in other sectors, others have no
previous experience, but what they all
have in common is a belief in, and a vision
for, a sector that is rapidly expanding.
Cartridge World supplies reﬁ llable printer They recognise that with the support of
cartridges. Why not open your own store?
the Cartridge World franchise brand, the
business concept behind them and their
willingness to work at building up their
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ANY PEOPLE dream of the alone there are almost 250 stores. Its
“There is
business, they have the ability to succeed
day they can tell their boss success is founded on several basic pillars.
no ‘typical’
in this boom industry.
exactly what to do with their Firstly, it identiﬁ ed and fulﬁ lled a very real Successful franchisees draw a very
rotten job and leave to start their own need: giving people the opportunity to
franchisee.
substantial income from their franchise
business. However, the harsh reality is reﬁ ll printer and toner cartridges with
Cartridge
and, because it’s a scalable business model,
that up to 50 per cent of new businesses high-quality inks that deliver original
World’s
the sky’s the limit. If you ﬁ nd you’ve a gift
fail in their ﬁ rst ﬁ ve years – often due to manufacturer performance.Second is the for it, you can run up to seven satellite
circumstances beyond their control. This scalability of the business model – the
franchisees
franchises around your original operation.
has been one of the driving forces behind retail shops may be the visible public face
come from all
If you would like more information
the irresistible growth of franchising. of Cartridge World, but the business-to-
walks of life
on our franchise please contact the sales
Buying a franchise provides a way to business side has the potential to deliver team on 0800 215 5990 or email christian.
control your own destiny – to run and serious volume and proﬁ tability.
and all ages.”
white@cartridgeworld.co.uk ■
build a business – but with less of the risks An advanced R&D (research and
associated with a start-up. A successful development) facility works constantly to
franchise offers a proven business model, ensure that Cartridge World’s products
established products or services, a well- are at the leading edge of the sector’s ever-
known name and, crucially, the experience, changing technology.
advice and support to guide you through
the potential pitfalls and help you make a The support
real success of your business. The appeal of a franchise is the help
and support provided by the parent
Global success company. Rest assured that Cartridge
Cartridge World was established in World’s back-up organisation is second
Australia in 1988 and is now a global to none.
business with nearly 1,700 outlets in Once you’re accepted as a franchisee,
more than 50 countries. In the UK your ﬁ rst experience of Cartridge World
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