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Be part of the experience that mixes together the adrenaline of being a Pop £10,000+VAT
Star with the excitement of ‘Hollywood glitz’, by becoming a PopStarParties
Franchise Owner.
A business that gives your customers not just a special experience but a complete memento of
their extraordinary event.
PopStarParties is a proven business concept with enormous market potential (11.9 million kids
under 16) backed and run by a company with over 29 years of success in franchised
businesses.
Parties for Pop Star girls and Rock Star boys to Stag and Hen do’s, company events and even
adult birthday parties, – your target market is ready and waiting to get involved, to cut their own
disk and to become a real live Pop Star!
Your business will operate from a low cost base, enabling you to generate high net profits and
build a secure business and capital asset for the future. The benefits are very clear.
• Work from home – no rent/rates
• Limited stock holding – low inventory cost
• Fixed fee royalty – enables easier planning for the business
• Fees are capped! – we limit your costs
• One party per week covers all costs!!
What type of person are we looking for?
You like music, parties and people; you want to run your own
business; you can ‘walk the walk’ and ‘talk the talk’; you are
positive by nature, prepared to work hard and are proud to run
a business.
Previous sales and/or marketing experience is not essential – however,
a willingness to follow a proven system is!
The cost for a franchise is £16,750 + VAT. However, we are running initial
pilot operations for only £10,000 + VAT until the end of June 2008.
If this is you and you want to join an exciting new franchise then
please contact:
Tel: 01530 513308
or email: lsankey@popstarparties.org
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