Franchising is a special level of business. The strongest and most successful businesses fall on it. Other entrepreneurs want to borrow their methods and technologies, paying a
lump sum fee and paying
royalties.
This level is extremely desirable for entrepreneurs, and they want to get to it at any cost.
However, not every business is ready to become a franchise.
I lead franchise development projects, and my most important task is to screen out and not work with businesses that are too early to become a franchise, or have other obstacles to becoming a franchise.
Over the years of work, I have developed my own checklist, a discrepancy on at least one point of which indicates that it is not worth going into franchising the company yet.
This checklist lists the main criteria, mandatory points that must be met in order for the business owner and the market to receive a franchise that will have potential and interest for potential franchisees.