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UK SMEs increasingly exploring franchising as a scalable growth strategy
UK SMEs increasingly exploring franchising as a scalable growth strategy
More UK business owners are now exploring franchising as a practical route to expansion, as traditional growth methods become more capital-intensive and operationally complex.
Ashtons Franchise Consulting, which supports businesses in developing and launching franchise models, will host a live online webinar titled "How to Franchise Your Business" on Thursday 23rd April at 10:00am.
The session is designed for business owners who are actively considering franchising and want clear, practical guidance on how to begin the process.
The three-hour webinar will cover the key stages of building a franchise model, including structure, operations, legal considerations, and financial planning.
The event will also feature guest contributions from NatWest, who will discuss funding options available to both franchisors and franchisees, and Ashtons Legal, who will provide guidance on the legal requirements involved in franchising a business.
A spokesperson for Ashtons Franchise Consulting said franchising continues to grow in popularity as business owners look for more scalable and sustainable ways to expand.
"We are seeing a clear increase in business owners exploring franchising as a structured route to growth. Many reach a point where traditional expansion becomes difficult, and franchising offers a way to scale while maintaining brand consistency and reducing operational burden."
The webinar will also explore whether a business is ready to franchise, how to design a scalable model, and the most common mistakes to avoid when starting a franchise journey.
Event details
Event: How to Franchise Your Business
Date: Thursday 23rd April
Time: 10:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Online
Cost: No charge to attend
Key topics covered
• Assessing franchise readiness
• Building a scalable franchise model
• Legal and regulatory requirements
• Funding and financial planning
• Common franchising mistakes
Register for the event on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-franchise-your-business-in-the-uk-masterclass-tickets-1983352009250
Ashtons Franchise Consulting
Trafalgar House, Meridian Way, Norwich, NR7 0TA
enquiry@ashtonsfranchise.com
0330 016 0028
Contact: Debbie Dennis
Ashtons Franchise Consulting is a UK-based franchise consultancy specialising in helping business owners develop, structure, and launch successful franchise models across a range of sectors.
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