FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £60,000 Ultimate freedom opportunity that gives customers right to roam… T
he Vodafone UK partner agent programme offers entrepreneurs an exciting proposition: the chance to
run their own local store. They receive the backing and support of one of the most recognised brands in the UK, while having the freedom of being their own boss.
Open your business with a summer of sales as the UK looks for a perfect roaming plan before they set off The run up to the summer holidays is a busy time of year for Vodafone franchisees as more and more customers look for their perfect roaming plan. With Vodafone Global Roaming you can
give customers the gift of keeping in touch. Customers who qualify for roam-free can use the minutes, texts and data, which come as part of their plans, in 48 countries. And those travelling further afield pay just £6 a day to use their plan’s minutes, texts and data in 104 countries. So they can enjoy sending more emails
from Estonia, checking Facebook from France, or video calling home from Croatia – providing just another reason to speak to your future customers about Vodafone’s amazing propositions!
Why Vodafone is an outstanding provider (and therefore business opportunity): Ÿ Best network for roaming Roam free in more destinations than any other UK network. Choose a plan with Global Roaming plus and pay no additional roaming charges in 77 destinations, including the US and Canada – more than any other current UK network.
Ÿ Full-speed roaming – with no restrictions Have you heard of ‘throttling’? It’s where networks slow the data speed to restrict usage. Unlike other networks, Vodafone never throttles – at home or abroad – so customers always enjoy full-speed
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roaming on 4G where available. Unlike other networks, Vodafone doesn’t restrict roaming data with a set daily or monthly limit. Customers are only capped once they’ve used all the data paid for.
"All partners benefit from the existing support channels in Vodafone’s estate, including IT support, an escalation desk, training and a dedicated HQ team"
Ÿ Brag from the beach on unbeatable 4G abroad Vodafone operates 4G in 137 destinations (and counting) – that’s over 60 more than the competition – and allows calls to local mobiles and landlines in the 48 ‘roam free’ countries with no additional charge (in the 104 ‘roam further’ destinations, it’s part of the £6 daily fee).
Another fantastic reason to become
a franchise partner is that Vodafone does not ask for any upfront fees. All that’s required is that you're able to demonstrate that you've sufficient funds to run the store for the first three months upon opening – which tends to be between £60,000 and £100,000. Furthermore, you’ll be taking over a business that’s up and running – stocked, staffed and selling and supported by a globally recognised brand and industry leader. All partners benefit from the existing support channels in Vodafone’s estate, including IT support, an escalation desk, training and a dedicated HQ team. Essentially, it’s in Vodafone’s best interests
Vodafone offers a liberating franchise
for its franchise stores to succeed – so it does all it can to ensure that you do. Franchising stores are allowing Vodafone
to become more local to the communities it serves, which means it gets feedback about what these communities want and how it stays pertinent to them. This gives Vodafone confidence that it is maintaining a strong high-street presence, in order to serve its customers locally with the products and services they want. l
CONTACT Vodafone Telecommunications
vodafone.co.uk/franchise BecomeAUKPartnerAgent@vodafone.com
Investment level: £50k-£100k
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