A Study of Ongoing Fees Between 2013 and 2016
2017 Facts & Figures Report Published on October 31, 2017Share Tweet Share
We have completed a study on the changes in Ongoing Fees in the franchise industry using our data from 2013 – 2016 to publish the report. We researched how franchise brands have changed the percent they apply for their royalty and advertising fees and how these changes are affecting the industry. We studied 1,602 franchise systems between 2013 – 2016 and segmented them by franchise sector.
This latest Facts & Figures revealed that although average royalty and advertising fees for the franchise industry had slight reductions, upon further analysis into the specific franchise sectors, you’ll find more significant changes. This report focused on an area of investment that prospective franchisees should be aware of.
We noted that each of the ten franchise sectors in this report all reported changes in their Ongoing Fee rates.
What you will learn in this report:
- Sector with largest Royalty Fee increases
- Sector by Sector breakdown of National Advertising fees
- Overall franchise industry Ongoing Fee trends
- Which of the ten sector showed the largest increase in Royalty Fee rates
- Discover which franchise sectors have decreased or increase National Advertising fees
- Indepth data for all 10 sectors with the Ongoing Fee rates from 2013 – 2016
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