Every location runs like your best one.
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Names come from public Franchise Disclosure Documents. Looking up a brand doesn’t mean it works with us.
Pick one. Then flip through a few ordinary days.
Grow Your System
A candidate gets your disclosure document. Someone follows up when they remember, or never.
The morning after, on your franchise development rep’s list:
Call Marcus Reed
WhyHe has had your disclosure document for 9 days and hasn’t booked his follow-up call.
How to startMarcus, you’ve had a week with the document. What questions came up?
A candidate fills out your inquiry form on Friday night. Nobody calls until Tuesday.
Saturday morning, on your franchise development rep’s list:
Call Priya Shah
WhyShe filled out your inquiry form last night and named Tampa as her market.
How to startPriya, thanks for reaching out about Tampa. What made you look at us?
Discovery day goes well. Then the next step waits on someone’s calendar.
Three days later, on your franchise development rep’s list:
Send Jordan Ellis his signing steps
WhyHe said at discovery day he’s ready. It has been 3 days.
How to startJordan, you said you were ready. Here’s what happens next, step by step.
A new owner signs, then waits weeks to hear about the next step.
The day after signing, on your franchise development rep’s list:
Book Lena Torres’s site review
WhyShe signed yesterday. Her site review is the next step and isn’t booked.
How to startLena, welcome. Let’s look at your three sites together on Thursday.
The brand launches the new seasonal campaign as a PDF. Half the locations never run it.
Launch week, on your brand marketing lead’s list:
Seasonal campaign: 9 locations still to approve
Waiting on9 owners. Each one has it set for their town and only needs to approve.
You doNothing. Each of the 9 is reminded today.
Your best owner mentions a friend who wants a location. Nobody writes it down.
The next morning, on your franchise development rep’s list:
Call Chris Bell, referred by the Lakewood owner
WhyThe Lakewood owner said Chris wants a location in Denver.
How to startChris, Maria at Lakewood said you’d be great for Denver. Can I tell you how it works?
Keep Every Franchisee
You find out an owner was struggling when they don’t renew, or when they close.
Today, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Call the Lakewood owner
WhySupport calls went from 1 to 6 this month, and sales are flat for 8 weeks.
How to startYou’ve called us more this month than all year. Let’s go through it together.
An owner skips the monthly owner call twice. Nobody notices.
Today, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Call the Riverside owner
WhyHe skipped the last two owner calls, and his reviews dipped.
How to startWe missed you on the last two calls. How are things going at Riverside?
Renewal comes up, and you learn the owner already decided to leave.
Seven months out, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Start the Store 63 renewal talk
WhyRenewal is in 7 months, and sales have been flat for 8 weeks.
How to startYour renewal is coming up. Before that, let’s talk about the last two months.
An owner wants to sell, and the brand hears about it last.
The same day, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Call the Northgate owner
WhyShe asked support how transfers work.
How to startI heard you asked about transfers. Can we talk about what you’re thinking?
A new owner struggles quietly in their first 90 days.
Day 45 after opening, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Check in with the Cedar Ridge owner
WhyBookings are below the plan you set together.
How to startYou’re 45 days in. What’s been hardest so far?
A royalty report is late again, and it turns into a dispute.
Today, on your franchise support lead’s list:
Call the Eastside owner about his report
WhyHis report is 6 days late for the second month.
How to startIs something making the report hard to pull together? Let’s fix that first.
Run Every Location Your Way
A franchise consultant with 80 locations can’t know what each one needs today.
Today, on your franchise consultant’s list:
Cedar Ridge opens in 23 days. 2 steps behind.
Waiting onThe owner: the signage order and staff training dates.
How to startTwo steps left before training starts. Can we lock them in today?
A field visit is a checklist filled out in the parking lot.
The morning of the visit, on your franchise consultant’s list:
Lakewood visit: 3 things to look at
FirstCallbacks take 2 days longer than the brand’s way.
SecondTwo new hires haven’t finished training.
ThirdRecent reviews mention wait times.
New owners finish training, then do it their own way by month two.
Today, on your franchise trainer’s list:
3 owners changed the follow-up step
WhoEastside, Northgate and Riverside follow up after 5 days, not 2.
How to startQuick question about follow-ups. What’s making 2 days hard?
Finance chases royalty reports by email every month.
Month end, on your finance lead’s list:
Royalty reports: all but 2 ready
Drafted fromEach location’s own tools.
Flagged2 don’t match. Both owners have been asked today.
A brand standard changes, and nobody knows which locations follow it.
Today, on your franchise consultant’s list:
New uniform standard: 4 locations not yet
WhoStore 63, Riverside, Eastside and Northgate.
How to startThe new uniform standard went out last month. Anything holding you up?
A consultant waits on quarterly numbers to know who needs coaching.
Monday morning, on your franchise consultant’s list:
Call these 3 owners today
EastsideRepeat customers down 15% since last month.
Store 63Sales flat for 8 weeks while the system grew.
RiversideSkipped the last two owner calls.
One System, Every Location
Your operations manual sits in a shared drive. Two locations run the same promotion two different ways.
You change one step in your way of running. On Monday, every location’s team sees:
Follow up 2 days after a first visit, not 5
Where it shows upIn every location’s list, starting Monday.
Who does itWhoever is in the role that day, new hire or not.
A new offer launches. Every location explains it differently.
Launch day, at every location:
How to present the new offer
Where it shows upIn each team’s list, with the words to use.
Who does itWhoever is on shift that day.
A state rule changes. You email those owners and hope.
The day it takes effect, for your California locations only:
One step switched off in California
WhereYour California locations only.
Everything elseKeeps running the same way.
One owner finds a better way to win back customers. Nobody else hears about it.
On your desk, ready for a yes:
Eastside’s way to win back customers, for every location
WhyIt brought back 1 in 4 lapsed customers at Eastside.
You doApprove it, and every location’s team has it Monday.
Every busy season, owners rebuild the same checklist from memory.
The first day of the busy season, on every owner’s list:
The busy season checklist
This weekCall last season’s customers about what’s next.
Already doneThe list of who to call is pulled for each location.
A new hire asks how to handle a big refund. The answer is on page 212 of the manual.
Right on the step, at every location:
Refund over $200: call the owner first
Where it shows upOn the refund step itself.
Who sees itWhoever is doing that step.
Every location runs like your best one.
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