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Front cover ....................................... £2,675 Inside front cover ............................. £1,180 Inside back cover ............................ £1,100 DISPLAY RATES Outside back cover .......................... £1,355 Double-page spread ........................ £1,800 Double page advertorial feature ..... £1,500 Full page ............................................. £960 Half page ................................................. £615 Quarter page ...................................... £475 ■ Front cover feature plus two page editorial and full page advert - £2,675 6 www.franchiseworld.co.uk October/November 2017 M athnasium, the global brand with over 870 children’s maths learning centres, is in no doubt that the UK is now ready for its revolutionary and fun method of helping children develop their maths skills. Extensive research led to a heavily revised curriculum for the UK and the first pilot centre opened in Hertfordshire earlier this year. UK Operations Director, Steve Felmingham said: “A great deal of work went into developing the UK model, and now that the pilot centre is operational we are already seeing growth which exceeds the worldwide averages. “It is very clear that the demand in the UK is greater than we have experienced in many other countries, and this has in turn generated a great deal of interest from potential franchisees.” The surprising thing about the Mathnasium business model is that not all Mathnasium franchisees are fans of maths. Many of them didn’t ever want to teach maths or have any real love for it. What they all have in common is that they understand how children feel when they are confused and intimidated by maths, and want to do something to help. This has also led them to realise how great the demand is for a new approach and they weren’t slow to spot the potential of this as a business opportunity. Many people feel embarrassed or lack confidence in maths even well into adulthood, and it is certainly true to say MATHNASIUM CHILDREN’S MATHS LEARNING CENTRE Advertorial Does owning a learning centre franchise really add up? ■ Double page advertorial feature - page of editorial plus full page advert - £1,500 October/November 2017www.franchiseworld.co.uk 19 i www.papajohns.co.uk/franchise 0844 567 0937 [email protected] Papa John’s new opening exceeds expectations PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA DELIVERY AND TAKE-AWAY Advertorial L eading pizza franchise, Papa John’s, has announced its newest store located in Mansfield, Nottingham has exceeded expectations! The store is centrally located in St Crispin’s Court, Stockwell Gate and run by franchisee Abdul Kasana, who also manages four other Papa John’s in the region. “We have recruited 10 new part-time, plus 10 more full-time local staff to manage the Mansfield store,” confirms Abdul. “The opening was attended by the local press and meant we were incredibly busy from day one! Local residents were keen to find out what was on the menu and to try our top-quality Papa John’s pizza, known for its fresh dough and ingredients.” Papa John’s is the only branded pizza chain to use only fresh dough, never frozen, giving a better flavour and a unique tomato sauce made from the best Californian tomatoes, picked and packed from vine to can in just six hours. Abdul who previously worked as an education consultant in London prior to joining Papa John’s as a franchisee continues: “To help us launch the Mansfield store we were able to take advantage of a special franchisee incentive scheme run by Papa John’s. This gave us deals on equipment, assistance with marketing and reduced royalty fees which is a real helping hand when setting-up a new business. It has meant we have tasted success quickly with the new opening!” Abdul also runs Papa John’s in Nottingham Bulwell and Nottingham Arnold. He says: “In Nottingham city centre there are around 30,000 people living in the local area and take-aways and food delivery are a popular part of the culture and we are delighted to deliver!” Papa John’s is actively recruiting for more enthusiastic franchisees hungry to become part of its success story. Anthony Round, business development manager, Papa John’s confirms: “We supply all the assistance needed to get your successful Papa John’s up and running by providing all the necessary training, help with location selection and full turnkey solution to opening the store. “To become a successful Papa John’s franchisee you need to be motivated, enthusiastic, hard-working and want to be part of a growing team. Exceptional interpersonal and people skills are essential, as you’ll be dealing with customers as well as leading your team on a daily basis. In addition to excellent written and spoken communication skills, you’ll have to be an organiser with a can-do attitude and someone who gets things done. You’ll have to be dedicated and passionate enough to adapt to a proven way of working, plus you’ll need the ability to roll your sleeves up and get stuck in, which means everything from making pizza through to managing staff!” Multi-unit owners “For franchisees looking to grow their businesses exponentially, running multiple franchises is a potentially profitable option. This is where the franchisee goes onto purchase more than one unit. We have some franchisees who run more than 20 Papa John’s! Franchisees essentially become managers and work with their team, including store managers who oversee the day-to-day running of separate outlets. At Papa John’s we encourage franchisees to expand in this way as economies of scale can be realised for each additional franchise taken on. “As a franchisor our role is to support franchisees through the entire process of setting-up their franchised Papa John’s, including training, help with location selection and full turnkey solution to opening of stores. “Through our latest incentive deal, we are looking forward to working with more new franchisees all hungry to become part of our success story by opening up more Papa John’s stores throughout the UK,” explains Round. ■ Premier listing - £1,600 for 12 months, £1,000 for six months December/January 2018franchiseworld.co.uk 53 This is the big question only you can answer. It’s rather like asking what house or car should you buy? As with them, it depends on your personal situation, preferences and available finance. ●What can you afford? ●What are your personal aptitudes and working background? ●What would you really like to do for the rest of your career? ●Would the business need the support and participation of your family? ●Would the franchise be profitable enough to support your lifestyle? ●Would it meet your work/lifestyle balance aspirations? Before looking at these questions in-depth, you need to ask yourself whether you are, in fact, suited for self-employment, and whether you would be prepared to run the business according to the franchisor’s rules. You will at the end of the day run your own business, but you must accept the fact that you are not entirely your own boss as you must run it according to the franchisor’s systems. This is necessary to maintain the quality and integrity of the whole network. After all, you are buying into the system not just to benefit from the brand but also its proven business system, so why try to change it? Also, please see our FAQs page on our website to understand the fundamental issues of franchising for the beginner. Here is a list of franchisors looking to recruit franchisees. We do not categorise franchises by business sector as, in our experience, prospective franchisees should be aware of the diversity of franchises on offer. Which franchise should I buy? ChipsAway Automotive paintwork repair Adore Properties Estate agency Business Doctors ‘Hands-on’ support to business owners The Original Poster Company Greeting card distribution Driver Hire Recruitment franchise that is ideal for someone looking for a management franchise in the B2B sector Footlights Theatre Schools Stage schools for children aged 3 -18 year olds Mathnasium Maths learning centres for children TaxAssist Accountants Accountancy and finance Dream Clean Ovens Oven cleaning nu: move Online estate agency For further information on the featured franchises above, visit www.franchiseworld.co.uk 54 www.franchiseworld.co.uk December/January 2018 Premier listings www.franchiseworld.co.uk Maid2Clean, Caiden House, Canal Road, Altrincham WA14 1TD Tel. 0845 257 0677 [email protected] maid2clean-franchise.co.uk Maid2Clean offers a unique management franchise at the forefront of the recession-proof domestic cleaning market. The demand for domestic cleaners is forecast to increase as more couples go out to work to pay for the lifestyles that they want. The Maid2Clean concept is well established and has been proven since 1993. Few can compete with us. We franchised our cleaning business following three successful pilot Maid2Clean operations, each with an average pilot duration of four years. Undoubtedly, Maid2Clean is positioned to revolutionise the industry we serve. Visit the Maid2Clean website and view our award winning animated business presentation. www.maid2clean-franchise.co.uk The cost of a Maid2Clean franchise, including launch, is just £9,999 plus VAT. Ovenu Franchising Ltd., Unit 3, Station Industrial Estate, Oxford Road, Wokingham, Berks RG41 2YQ Tel. 01189 743 911 www.ovenufranchise.co.uk Ovenu provides a professional oven valet- ing service using totally safe, caustic-free products. Cleaning the oven is the most hated household chore so the Ovenu service is highly valued and in great demand. Ovenu was established in 1994 by Rik Hellewell and now has a large and rapidly growing UK-wide franchise network. The Ovenu franchise offers hard-working, highly motivated people the opportunity to set up and run their own highly lucrative, home-based domestic oven valeting business, with the full back-up and support of an established and successful organisation. The start-up cost is just £11,800 plus VAT and covers everything needed to set up and start trading, including training. Franchisees can either carry out the work themselves, or they can employ others to do it while they concentrate on managing and developing the business into a larger, multivan operation. Casual Dining Group, 163 Eversholt Street, London NW1 1BU Tel. +44 (0) 20 7121 3200 [email protected] www.cdgfranchising.com Casual Dining Group is one of the largest independent restaurant companies In the UK. We operate some of the most recognisable and loved restaurant brands to be found anywhere in the eating-out market such as Bella Italia, Café Rouge and Las Iguanas. We operate almost 300 restaurant sites in a variety of locations including leisure parks, shopping centres, airports and high streets. We are a national business with restaurants located across the country from Aberdeen to Plymouth, employing more than 10,000 people and serving more than 20 million meals each year. With the strong demand for our leading mid-market dining brands we are currently opening one new restaurant every seven to ten days. In addition we are also looking for opportunities to selectively expand Casual Dining Group through franchise partnerships. 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