FREE online courses on Franchising Business and You - Forms of Franchising - Nontraditional Franchising

 

Some franchisors grant franchises for locations or distribution channels which differ from the ones which have been typical in the past. Some franchises operate within other retail (including franchised retail) businesses, from kiosks, or in sporting arenas. Other nontraditional arrangements authorize franchisees to deal with a unique class of customer, e.g. schools, corporate accounts or internet visitors. Nontraditional franchises often involve agreements between a franchisor and franchisee as well as between a franchisor and the person owning a business location which hosts a nontraditional franchise.