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a yoga franchise allows you to buy a ‘ready made’ business with an
established infrastructure, trusted brand, marketing materials and
step-by-step guide to success.
A wider support network of other franchisees in the same boat,
more established franchisees that have already been through the
process and the business owners is something you rarely have when
you start a brand new business alone. This unique position ensures
you can short cut any problems and focus on making your studio a
success as soon as possible.
Cost-effective booking, revenue management and customer
relationship IT systems mean that online bookings, marketing
and cash-flow are all taken care of. A tried and tested core class
schedule you can tweak over time means you won’t have to worry
too much about finding out what works with months of trial and
error.
Of course, you still have to find a suitable premises, secure
planning permission and invest in refurbishing to the right standard
but there is advice and core templates to make this initial step as
painless as possible.
Being a franchisee reduces the stress and risk of opening a yoga
studio. For those that want the ultimate – their own yoga studio,
providing a professional income with a business providing services
they love – franchising might just be the way to truly live the dream.
And remember your studio in a franchise is ultimately your long term
asset to sell on. Could this be you?
Michelle Nicklin is founder of Sandstone Yoga & Pilates
(sandstoneyoga.co.uk)