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  1. #41

    I have 1 question about franchising, if you have say 25M to franchise a jolibee outlet, don't you have enough brains to start your own venture with that massive amount? I'm sure you didn't get there without thinking unless of course nakada-ug ka ug lotto or drug lord ka?

    Same goes with other smaller brands. Why pay for someone else's name (as if unsa kadako sama anang mga food stalls ba ron) when you can make your own brand and sell the same product (at the very least)?

    Sorry for the skepticism, but as an entrepreneur, I just don't get giving someone else my hard earned money for something I can probably just do myself if not better so long as I put the time to learn the trade.

  2. #42
    Quote Originally Posted by MeMing View Post
    I have 1 question about franchising, if you have say 25M to franchise a jolibee outlet, don't you have enough brains to start your own venture with that massive amount? I'm sure you didn't get there without thinking unless of course nakada-ug ka ug lotto or drug lord ka?

    Same goes with other smaller brands. Why pay for someone else's name (as if unsa kadako sama anang mga food stalls ba ron) when you can make your own brand and sell the same product (at the very least)?

    Sorry for the skepticism, but as an entrepreneur, I just don't get giving someone else my hard earned money for something I can probably just do myself if not better so long as I put the time to learn the trade.
    Because it is profitable? Mao ra na. Starting a business from the ground up is good pero franchising is also a tried and tested business model. Especially Jollibee, highly studied business model which has been very successful.

    Easy to say that with 25M anyone can do better than a Jollibee franchise pero risk/reward sa new business against an established brand most often favors the latter.

  3. #43
    Quote Originally Posted by dodongisputing View Post
    Because it is profitable? Mao ra na. Starting a business from the ground up is good pero franchising is also a tried and tested business model. Especially Jollibee, highly studied business model which has been very successful.

    Easy to say that with 25M anyone can do better than a Jollibee franchise pero risk/reward sa new business against an established brand most often favors the latter.
    No question about the "profit" that's what we all are here for.

    But the risk/reward being better? Ever noticed where the Chowking near Metro Colon is now? So much more for the no-name brands food stalls...

    Business will always have risks, even putting our money in the bank has risks. At least if you do it yourself, you can say at the end, "buanga sayop akong paminsar ug strategy ato dah. sunod dili nako usab...."... If you buy a franchise, what will you say at the end? "buanga, sayop man to ang feasibility study sa jolibee. bati diay to ilang idea dah". You learn more from the mistakes you make rather than the mistakes that you tried to ride on and that from an entrepreneur's point if view is a lot more worth it than an Ateneo MBA on paper.

    Anybody has 1st hand information on what's the ROI in terms of years in say a 25M franchise for Jolibee?

  4. #44
    Quote Originally Posted by MeMing View Post
    No question about the "profit" that's what we all are here for.

    But the risk/reward being better? Ever noticed where the Chowking near Metro Colon is now? So much more for the no-name brands food stalls...

    Business will always have risks, even putting our money in the bank has risks. At least if you do it yourself, you can say at the end, "buanga sayop akong paminsar ug strategy ato dah. sunod dili nako usab...."... If you buy a franchise, what will you say at the end? "buanga, sayop man to ang feasibility study sa jolibee. bati diay to ilang idea dah". You learn more from the mistakes you make rather than the mistakes that you tried to ride on and that from an entrepreneur's point if view is a lot more worth it than an Ateneo MBA on paper.

    Anybody has 1st hand information on what's the ROI in terms of years in say a 25M franchise for Jolibee?
    Yeah sakto sad ka. Well, personal choice na na if ang goal nimo kay ganahan ka na imong strategy imong i-follow, dili sa uban. Pero my point stands na people get Jollibee franchises because of risk/reward and perceived better profitability compared to their own ideas.

    On the other side of the coin, naa say ubang tawo na mas mosalig sa Jollibee model (sa ako example) compared to their own business ideas. Pero if naa kay nindot na business idea na you think better than Jollibee mas ok siguro didto imong kwarta isulod.

  5. #45
    How about lotto? Kinsa naa lottohan diri or nakakita ba mo ug lottohan nga nag close? I wonder how sustainable this business is. D man jud tingali na 100% tanan mga nag open ug lotto naa pa karon. I want to know if naa bay mga nag close

    How to become a lotto agent

    Last edited by istoryamember; 09-20-2015 at 10:07 AM.

  6. #46
    Quote Originally Posted by istoryamember View Post
    How about lotto? Kinsa naa lottohan diri or nakakita ba mo ug lottohan nga nag close? I wonder how sustainable this business is. D man jud tingali na 100% tanan mga nag open ug lotto naa pa karon. I want to know if naa bay mga nag close

    How to become a lotto agent

    A friend of mine owned the former lotto outlets (2 of them) in emall for like 4 years. Knanag naa sa ground floor do-ol sa BDO/escalator.

    You get 10% of all earnings gross. Minusan pa na sa tax ha. Then naa sad kay igo kung madag-an (i think).

    Guess what? nanira na tawn ang iyang 2 ka lotto outlets sa emall ug nagtrabaho nalang siya sa citi hall karon unya utangan pa tawn siya sa iyang franchise ba to or something.

  7. #47
    Quote Originally Posted by MeMing View Post
    A friend of mine owned the former lotto outlets (2 of them) in emall for like 4 years. Knanag naa sa ground floor do-ol sa BDO/escalator.

    You get 10% of all earnings gross. Minusan pa na sa tax ha. Then naa sad kay igo kung madag-an (i think).

    Guess what? nanira na tawn ang iyang 2 ka lotto outlets sa emall ug nagtrabaho nalang siya sa citi hall karon unya utangan pa tawn siya sa iyang franchise ba to or something.
    Thanks for the info bro. Very much appreciated. Ngano daw nanira man sila nga sulod man to sa emall? Mahal ra kaayo ang rent sa space siguro no? Ako gali nabati-an kay 5% sa gross ra man ang commission

  8. #48
    Quote Originally Posted by istoryamember View Post
    Thanks for the info bro. Very much appreciated. Ngano daw nanira man sila nga sulod man to sa emall? Mahal ra kaayo ang rent sa space siguro no? Ako gali nabati-an kay 5% sa gross ra man ang commission
    maglisud apas sa rent ug sa operating cost. wala siguro naka jackpot sa iyang mga customers tawn.

  9. #49
    Quote Originally Posted by istoryamember View Post
    How about lotto? Kinsa naa lottohan diri or nakakita ba mo ug lottohan nga nag close? I wonder how sustainable this business is. D man jud tingali na 100% tanan mga nag open ug lotto naa pa karon. I want to know if naa bay mga nag close
    diri sa liloan kay mga 2-3 lotto outlets na ang ngclose kay nagkagamay ang mubet. adto na sa masyaw mutaya ang mga taw

  10. #50
    Marketing (especially for known brands) is one of the things that you get when you franchise. And important man kaayo ang marketing para mabaligya imo product.

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