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Franchising: A Business Success Model

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Franchising can be a very good business model for new entrepreneurs.  Franchises can be especially attractive for those new to business and who want quick, predictable results with minimal uncertainties.  This article explores a few of the reasons franchising often should be the business model of choice--especially for entrepreneurs also considering independent startup businesses.

Increased Probability of Success

Entrepreneurs comparing new independent ventures or acquiring franchises should reflect on the government’s sobering statistics regarding the two business models.  Agencies like the Small Business Administration and the U.S. Department of Commerce usually agree that only about one out of five independent startup businesses are still operating after ten years.  That means roughly 80% of new startup ventures do not celebrate their tenth anniversaries.

The figures for franchising are equally noteworthy—although in a positive vein.  Industry experts estimate that 90% of franchise outlets still are in business after ten years of operations. 

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