FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £27,500 Dedicated to you
Strong marketing support, as well as industry expertise, puts Shuttercraft in the lead
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huttercraft are proud to claim: “Marketing is our business!” Actually, this leading franchise specialises in high-quality interior shutters and blinds, but what sets them apart is the fact that they manage
all the marketing for the franchise partners. They know that for you to be a success, one of
the vital things you need is a steady flow of leads to help get your cashflow established, and to give you the best chance of achieving your business goals. In this market, the one thing that is guaranteed
to make the difference is how you promote and market your business. Prospective customers won’t know about what you have to offer if you aren’t visible to them! That’s why Shuttercraft
have made it a core part of their strategy, by providing franchise partners with extensive marketing support right from day one. After all, as Shuttercraft say: “if you are not a success, then neither are we!” Shuttercraft recognise that a lot of people want
to own their own business and but don't want to work constantly through the night to learn every aspect, so they take the hard work out of setting up your brand and generating leads – leaving you to manage your business growth and development. A dedicated in-house marketing support team
draws on the company’s expertise and their experience of building a string of successful Shuttercraft franchises.
People Partnership Pride
www.shuttercraft-franchise.co.uk
A FRANCHISE THAT COUNTS
The lifestyle you want A franchise to grow and develop
Work on your business not in your business £100k profit within 3 years A future for you and your family
70-80% Head Office generated leads
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21.indd 1 100 82
Average leads per month
60%
Convert to sale on first visit
£631.40 Average sale
06/04/2021 17:51:52
Investment level: £20k-£50k
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