Author: Joel Bissitt

The UK franchise industry has long relied on traditional advertising methods, such as print campaigns, television spots, and outdoor signage, to attract customers and strengthen brand presence. However, as consumer behaviour increasingly shifts towards digital platforms,

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Revenue recognition is a central accounting principle that determines when and how income is recorded in financial statements. For franchisors in the UK, this issue is particularly important because franchise arrangements involve multiple revenue streams—such as upfront

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In recent years, private equity has played an increasingly prominent role in the UK franchise sector. Traditionally, franchises grew through a mixture of franchisor reinvestment and capital supplied by franchisees. However, the arrival of private equity has introduced new

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Franchising has long been recognised as a powerful method of business expansion, offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to run their own ventures under the umbrella of an established brand. In recent years, a new model has gained traction—micro-franchising. While traditional

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Franchising has become one of the most effective ways for businesses to expand in the United Kingdom. By allowing franchisees to operate under a recognised brand, companies can increase their presence without carrying the full financial burden of opening new locations. At

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When it comes to building wealth and financial security, many investors in the UK look for opportunities that balance stability with growth potential. While stocks, property, and start-ups often dominate conversations about investment, franchising has quietly emerged as one

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Supply chain disruptions have become a recurring challenge for businesses in the UK. Factors such as Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, global shipping delays, labour shortages, and rising fuel costs have created a perfect storm of uncertainty. For franchise brands, which rely

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Inflation has become one of the most pressing economic challenges facing the United Kingdom in recent years. Rising prices for goods, services, and energy have affected businesses across every sector, and franchising is no exception. While franchising is often viewed as a

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Franchising has become an increasingly popular business model in the United Kingdom, allowing entrepreneurs to operate under established brands while benefitting from proven systems and support. From food and retail to care services and fitness, franchises contribute

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Franchising has long been a popular route into business ownership in the UK, offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to operate under established brands with proven business models. While this structure reduces some risks, it also introduces unique human resources (HR)

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