share of the appeal of franchising is that it’s a less expensive form of expansion. But it still requires meaningful time and investment from business ownersSpecialist boutique exercise studios have experienced a boom in recent years,but in 2009 when Ben Margolis decided to set up a fitness studio on the tall street the concept was unusual.“You tended to have big brand clubs on the edge of town or out of town on business parks. We found there was technology (such as Power Plate equipment) that enabled us to offer very effective 30-minute workouts; putting that on the tall street made it a really effective offering,” he says. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com