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Cover Story
Transform every
business into a
happy customer
Do you have the drive and ambition to build and develop a fantastic local business
and community information resource in your own exclusive territory?
R
eceiving over 125 million hits per Locallife is becoming one of the best known
Key Advantages:
annum and increasing month on month, and widely used local search facilities in the
Locallife is becoming one of the largest • Revenue increases year country, one franchisee who has contributed to
providers of local business and community on year thanks to this growth is Werner Rosemann (pictured above)
information to search engines such as Google and
excellent customer
of Watford. After contacting Locallife in
Yahoo. Looking for franchisees with the skills,
retention levels
February, Werner knew that this was an
drive and vision to develop the very best
• Each franchisee is free
opportunity with potential so, after training,
information resource for the local population,
to focus on selling as
launched his business in March. “As soon as I
Locallife is an opportunity to become part of the all administration, began to implement my Locallife franchise I
future of online advertising.
credit control and order knew I had made a good decision,” says Werner.
Benefiting from a revenue model developed
processing is done
“The level of expertise and support available
over seven years, as well as low start up costs,
centrally
makes you feel like you’re part of a very
franchisees need no previous experience in an
• Exclusive rights to sell
professional team. My initial franchise was doing
internet-based business. Marketing and selling Locallife products in so well that I purchased another and I have since
the product range in an exclusive territory, franchisee’s area invested in a further two territories. The potential
franchisees are backed with a fully supportive really is there.”
• Full website design and
head office providing assistance with web design,
production support of
accounts, training and IT - everything needed to
the Locallife central
Not Forgetting:
build a successful internet business.
team
• Locallife brand name
• Part of an integrated
• Sales training at the central office
LOCALLIFE SUMMARY:
business with huge
• Initial and ongoing training
growth potential
TYPE OF FRANCHISE: Management/Executive
• Locallife support systems
• Competitive and • Help and assistance with pricing structure
INDUSTRY SECTOR: Internet directory extensive product
• We also supply the majority of your VAT and Tax return
range with two
IDEAL FRANCHISEE PROFILE: Motivated individuals
requirements.
revenue streams
with an aptitude for sales who want to grow their
• And much, much more!
own local business - no internet experience required.
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1999
FURTHER INFORMATION:
FRANCHISING SINCE: 2006
Call Miles Bagnall on: 01702 343 411
NUMBER OF FRANCHISEES: 40
or email:
miles.bagnall@locallife.co.uk
INVESTMENT REQUIREMENT: £10,000 to £25,000
Visit:
locallifefranchising.co.uk
+ VAT and nominal start up costs
Head office: Bergerco House, 6 Nelson St, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS1 1EF
PRIORITY RECRUITMENT LOCATIONS: Nationwide
Register for more information online at
www.thefm.net/91161
14 ©2007 The Franchise Magazine
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