Women in franchising
“Since I joined Minster, I’ve developed personally and feel that I’ve proved myself within the business”
She says: “You must be capable of thinking
on your feet; one day I can be involved in sales and health and safety, the next marketing, site visits or accounts. Our contracts cover a broad range of commercial organisations across Lancashire. “There’s no room for complacency; we
have to be prepared to improve continuously and adapt our strategy to suit the market conditions. It’s not a nine-to-five job but the rewards are there if you are organised and work hard. I still find time to keep fit, go away on holiday and enjoy weekend breaks, so it’s not ‘all work and no play’ by any means. “We are always trying to improve the
way we operate and we intend to keep on expanding the business by offering excellent service levels, value for money and a flexible service that is tailored to the individual needs of our clients. The size of Minster Cleaning’s
territories means that there are always plenty of potential clients for us to contact. “Since I joined Minster Cleaning, I’ve
developed personally and feel that I’ve proved myself within the business. I know every single aspect of the process and can now confidently present to prospective clients at all levels. I am very proud of the success of our franchise.”
The initial start-up cost of a new Minster
Cleaning franchise is £28,225 + VAT, £5,000 of which is allocated to a marketing launch package using a highly effective strategy that’s constantly being refined. It also covers licence fee, territory, comprehensive training on all areas of the business, computer hardware and stationery.
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