Franchising Business

Posted by Mike Lopez in Recommendations on July 1, 2010

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Are you interested in getting a franchise with the smallest investment possible? Well here’s some good news!

Royale Business Club International, Inc., the official Micro-franchise Service Provider of the National Reintegration Center for OFWs (NRCO) is offering you the opportunity of your life. We will help you raise your money and we will teach you how to do it right.

Offer is for business-minded Filipinos only!

Mag negosyo na tayo dahil eto na ang magandang negosyo sa Pilipinas na hinahanap mo! Highly recommended by Filipino businessmen!

Contact me now at 09287840878 to set an appointment!

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The Perfect Business for Pinoys

Posted by Mike Lopez in Anything Goes on July 1, 2010

What kind of business can a newbie jump into that requires very little learning, has a relatively small investment and is easy to operate?

Answer: FRANCHISING BUSINESS!

Yup, you heard that right! Franchising of food carts as well as services such as spas and laundry shops are the #1 craze today in the Philippines. The beauty of getting a franchise instead of starting your own business from scratch is that you practically get a “packaged business” meaning that what you pay for pays for everything you need to run the business.

This includes the logo, the food cart (kiosk, stall or whatever), training, equipment, furniture, advertising material, training, uniform and supplies. Practically all you need is the money to buy the franchise and a good location.

But how much do franchises cost? The more popular ones would cost you in the range of 400,000 to 500,000 Pesos. Good news is that you don’t always have to go for the popular ones as new (and really good) alternative brands are cropping up everywhere. These alternative brands would cost you less than half of the what expensive ones cost!

WARNING: Don’t fall for the really cheap ones!

So, what type of franchise would you want get?

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