TL;DR
Craig Dunaway, president of Penn Station East Coast Subs, shares insights on common mistakes new multi-brand franchisees make in a Kivo Daily piece. The piece offers advice for new multi-unit franchisees, including not changing a brand to fit current operations and not choosing a franchise with wildly different operations.
Craig Dunaway, president of Penn Station East Coast Subs, recently shared his industry insights with the business, entrepreneurship and thought leadership publication Kivo Daily in a piece entitled “Common Mistakes New Multi-Brand Franchisees Make.”
“When a multi-unit franchisee adds or even considers adding a new brand, there may be some unexpected changes and challenges for the franchisee, especially for franchisees with many locations of only one brand who has operated that same brand for a number of years,” writes Dunaway.
The Kivo Daily piece offers valuable advice for new multi-unit franchisees, including:
You cannot change a brand to fit your current operations.
Don’t put it on the backburner.
Don’t enter a new market.
Don’t choose a franchise with wildly different operations.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on May 8, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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