Owning a Food Court Franchise: What No One is

Talking About

There’s a lot to be said about owning a food court franchise located in a mall. You

don’t have to construct an entirely new building. You don’t even have to furnish

power and water in some cases.

But if you choose to invest in a hot dog food court franchise, there are a few challenges that many

investors ignore until they become bigger issues. If you’re ready to invest, you need to be aware of

these topics and ready to address them.

Topics of Discussion

1. Working for Three Bosses2. Food Courts May Cost More3. What’s a Good Food Court

Franchise?

1. Corporate: First, there’s the corporation that owns the food court franchise. Being the owner, “corporate” has the final say in

how the business is run. They have already figured out the business model for the franchise; including décor, uniforms, and

efficiency policies. Mall Owners: Next in line are the mall owners. The intimate space inside a mall means these landlords have more control over your

hot dog food court franchise than you may like, but all things considered, there are many more perks to opening a franchise

inside of a food court than out. Yourself: Finally there’s you. You are closest to your business and

need to be able to run the show. You must have the skills to juggle these conflicting demands and keep the peace at your franchise.

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2. Depending on the location, real estate inside of a mall has the potential to be pricey. But compare

that to how much business your store has the potential to attract by locating inside a shopping

center. Malls contain a captured audience which is exactly what you’re targeting. Sometimes high

rent is the cost of doing business. You’ll be sure to attract more foot traffic than stand-alone

locations. Plus, malls put consumers in that “shopping mindset” that makes them more likely

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3. Hot Dog on a Stick, of course! At Global Franchise Group, our business model can help you create a

flourishing hot dog food court franchise. You’ll find that opening a franchise with us is a great business

move!

Get more information about how you can become the next franchisee of Hot Dog on a Stick by visiting our website today. Becoming a part of the hot dog food

court franchise family is only one step away!

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