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    E-Myth Case Study

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    The main topic of discussion in the E-Myth is how to create a successful business. The key to having a successful business is to have a clear vision of what the business will become and the steps that needs to be taken to arrive at the final product. Furthermore, to be successful, the business must be viewed from the Entrepreneurial Perspective, to look at the business as a product to be sold to customers, where the delivery of the business is more important the commodity being sold. In this…

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    Customer priority – Customer priority means how many customers buys some same products. Most of the customers buys small and 4 seaters cars because these are very good and economical cars. Customers giving prefers to small cars. External Development of customer service standards Customer priorities – In this point if numbers of customers buy a same kind of product is called customer priorities but here most of the customers buys a small or 4 tires cars and there are so better for the small…

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    Franchise Case Study

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    As a young child we traveled quite a bit, given that my father was a surveyor for the US Army Corp of Engineers, before we moved to Arizona when I was ten. I continued living in Arizona through college, where I pursued my degree in engineering. While I was in my third year I realized I did not want to be an engineer, but I it was important to me to finish and earn my degree. After college, I decided I wanted to pursue a career in law enforcement, so I moved to California and became an Orange…

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    My first real job was working at a franchise restaurant. Working at this franchise was the worst job I ever had. I started working the summer of 2012. I wanted to have extra cash in my pocket, so when I get to college I would have money to be able to pay for my books and whatever else I needed to pay at school. Also, to have extra money to help my family with anything around the house. Therefore I applied to Dunkin Donuts. Dunkin Donuts is a highly known franchise in the United States of America…

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    A franchise is a type of business structure that has the right to use the same business model of the company it will be representing. The only difference is there will be a single owner to the franchise and they will have more freedom than the average corporate business. In any business there are ups and downs. There is nothing easy about running any company, and that includes a franchise. The idea of having a franchise is to be able to be your own boss and open your own business, while…

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    Ray Kroc and Fast-Food Franchising Ray Kroc was a multi milkshake mixer salesman who then became an american businessman. McDonald’s was one of the first restaurant to be considered a fast-food franchise. Franchising is all about business. Life before fast-food made preparation of food a low process. Kroc wanted his idea of franchising fast-food to go global. Ray Kroc had an impact on America by creating the global franchise in the fast food industry. Kroc was a multi milkshake mixer salesman…

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    Case Study: Espressamente

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    can influence the market response to Espressamente’s entry. Additionally, deciding which country to enter will influence the type of market entry method used. A few of the different types of entry methods are direct franchising, area franchising, master franchising, multi-unit franchising, or joint venture. The method of entry is important because it may be risky to start a new franchise if the market is different from that of Italy’s. But this again, depends on the country chosen to enter. The…

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    1. A marketing channel is the path or route for utilization of market to sell all types of product and service to the consumers for purposes of business or individuals around the world. A marketing channel is a set of interdependent organization involved in the process of making a product or service available for use or consumption (Coughlan, 2006). A marketing channel can be defined as exchange relationships that create customer value in the acquisition, consumption, and disposition of products…

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    3. Assumption: Franchising presents are situated of unique ambition for brand administration. Reasoning & amp: evidence: Franchising shows a game plan for quality organisation when the administrator of the brand ia no more the properly chairman, argument may develop both the extent that purchaser perceptions and a foundation…

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    Paducah, Kentucky and now has over 200 franchise units. Most units are in places such as malls, amusement parks, or sporting arenas. Different types of franchising units are available: kiosk, cart or mobile concession, and vending machine. In 2012, Dippin’ Dots was bought by Fischer Enterprise. Many different costs are included with franchising a Dippin’ Dots. Fees include the following: initial fee of $15,000, royalty…

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