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7 years on and
OPTION 1
FRANCHISE PACKAGE
still going strong
a73 Your first 150 customers
FRANCHISEE DIARY
a73 265 Self Service Boxes
Ruth Sutcliff, West Sussex
+ stock (pre-packed)
W
e really liked the Cadbury product, and the relationship Snack-in-
the-Box (SITB) has developed with this huge brand really
benefits the franchisee. It’s a non-seasonal product that people
buy every day and we have built our business up to a turnover of £2,000 per week!
I previously worked as a nurse and my husband Philip worked for an agricultural supplies company,
a73 Corporate clothing &
stationery pack
and was using all his energy working for someone else - he’d previously been self-employed and wanted
to go back to running his own business. SITB fitted the bill.
After a week’s training at the SITB head office we launched our franchise in January 2000. Our
a73 Vehicle livery and franchise area covers parts of West Sussex, East Sussex and Hampshire. We have been running this
racking
franchise for over seven years now and I still enjoy being my own boss under the franchise system. I
really get to know my customers and I enjoy getting out and about meeting friendly people rather than
being stuck in an office.
a73 Simple, proven formula
a73 Successful 10 year
track record
a73 Comprehensive support
services
a73 Easy to learn and
manage
a73 Weekly repeat
Cash business
Our main aim for the future is to maintain a regular
income. Since starting our SITB franchise we have
had two children who are now coming up to school
a73 Guaranteed income
age. Once they start school and I have a little more
time on my hands our plan is to put more energy into
a73 Customer base in
growing our business.
month one
a73 PDA plus software
TOTAL PACKAGE £21,750
+VAT (RECLAIMABLE)
ESTABLISHED BUSINESSES FOR SALE:
Luton, Southend, Mansfield/Notts,
Redhill/Reigate, Dublin, Newcastle
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