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sjones

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Which philosophy of expansion is, as a rule, the best method for franchisors?
 a. the shotgun approach
  b. the rifle shot approach
  c. seeding
  d. whichever method the franchisor deems appropriate for a their particular business

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Reply #1 on: Jun 29, 2018
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D. The shotgun approach involves developing as many franchised units within a state or trade area as quickly, practically, and profitably as possible. The rifle shot approach entails identifying and establishing a master franchisee within a fairly large territory or district and relying on that franchisee to do the further development within the specified territory. The concept of company store seeding begins with the establishment of a franchisor-owned (or company) store as the first in a trade area. No one approach is always the better one.

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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