Coaching is essential within a franchise system and should begin even before a formal commitment is made by a prospective franchisee. Early coaching is never wasted effort, even if the prospect initially decides not to proceed. The advice and guidance provided often builds trust that may lead them to return later.

If they proceed immediately, a foundation of trust has already been established, making ongoing coaching far more effective.

Key coaching areas include:

  • Lead conversion
  • Generating independent work
  • Financial management
  • Following the franchise system
  • Best practice operations
  • Managing challenging customers
  • Building relationships with successful franchisees

Coaching is equally important between master franchisors and regional franchisors. This includes training in franchisee support, enquiry management, conflict resolution, marketing strategies, fund management, and maintaining system consistency across the network.

About the Author

Tino Grossi
Director of Franchise Development
Ultrabrands.ca
Tino is an experienced executive with over 15 years of experience in the franchise industry, including senior positions in franchise organizations including roles as COO and CEO of the Jim’s Group (Australia, New Zealand and Canada).

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