Journey to success
If you’re interested in developing a low-risk business,
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minsterfranchise.co.uk. For new territories, the initial start-up cost is £20,000 plus vat, which covers licence fee, territory, IT equipment and training, plus a comprehensive marketing launch package. In addition, a minimum of £35,000 working capital plus personal drawings is required. l
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“There’s always someone who is happy to relay their knowledge and experience, who has been in the same boat as you. That exchange of ideas is really useful”
over the phone and at regular events. This is particularly valuable during the fi rst year when a franchisee is fi nding their feet. As Chris explains: “There’s always someone who is happy to relay their knowledge and experience, who has been in the same boat as you. That exchange of ideas is really useful.” The marketing, operations, IT and fi nance support
teams at Minster Cleaning’s Network Support Centre give new franchisees a solid foundation on which they can grow a thriving business. In fact, Minster Cleaning is so confi dent about its business model, it is currently guaranteeing a gross profi t of ,000 in the fi rst 2 months of trading to anyone who buys one of their greenfi eld territories. Of course, running a business involves lots of hard
work especially at the start, but for those with the right experience and drive to succeed, Minster Cleaning offers a brilliant opportunity. Looking back on his decision, Chris certainly feels he made the right one: “Put it this way, do I have any regrets? The answer is defi nitely no’.
Chris Jenner
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