You have decided to open a franchise location for a Brand that will best utilize your skills and experience and you should be commended for that decision.  HOWEVER – before you sign the FDD, before you choose a location, before you sign a lease with a potential Six-Figure Obligation, you should be knowledgeable about how to successfully navigate the new-store process ahead of you.  We show you how. 

This Section is for those Franchisees who have signed an FDD and are now preparing to begin the Site Selection process, the Leasing process, or both. Since you’ve likely never done this before, you’re probably looking for some HELP. This help is essential so that you understand both of these processes, which will then lead to making better decisions. Premier Retail Support provides the assistance that you need in the following ways –

·  Explanatory Overview of the complete New-Store Process

·  Lease and Industry Terminology Clearly Defined

·  Benchmarks and Industry Norms explained

·  Answers to your Questions, including those you’re not aware of yet

·  Detailed, Practical, How-To, Step-by-Step Guidance through the entire Development Process and Pitfalls to avoid 

·  All information and answers to your questions available 24/7/365.

The information that we provide gives the new Franchisee relief that comes from knowing that you’re not going it alone – that you have a trusted, unbiased source of proven expert content from the only online resource dedicated 100% to instruction on retail leasing and site selection.

Franchisees that already have an operating commercial retail location have different challenges than those who are just beginning the store selection and development adventure.

As a Franchisee with the experience of opening at least one new store, you’ve already had to deal with some of the problems and missteps that often accompany the opening of a new location. 

Additionally, you also may now be experiencing ongoing problems related to your business location and/or your landlord. Surely you want to resolve these issues successfully, but how?

Businesses in this category have yet to reach the size and scale required to develop their own in-house real estate department.

As a result of this, it often happens that their franchisees may tend to approach new store development in a very individualistic manner, rather than necessarily adhering to standards and norms that produce not only operational success, but also a more cohesive and easily identifiable Brand image.

Be Prepared |  Be Knowledgeable  |  Be Educated  
Don't Go It Alone!