This is an opportunity to make a greater investment in our franchise growth and a chance to achieve a larger return. Each Area must be considered independently, since territories will vary in geographic size and population. Thus your financial investment and our evaluation of your interest begin with you making contact to discuss your level or interest. To reach us email dhurley@postalconnections.com or call 1.800.POSTALS (767.8257).
Mutual Interest In Developing A Territory
Becoming an Area Franchisee is an important move for you and for Postal Connections. We will have mutual interests in developing your territory with new stores and increasing store sales. We believe the Area Franchise method of expanding our network is the most effective and efficient way to do this.
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Characteristics of Success
•One important aspect of succeeding as an Area Franchisee is your ability to generate inquiries locally and work with our Franchise Development team to sell Postal Connections franchises. Within your territory, you will introduce our franchise opportunity, qualify interested prospects, help them through the process of purchasing our franchise and close the sale. We will provide leads from our national marketing efforts, but also you actively will market the Postal Connections franchise opportunity in your territory.
•It is important to work locally with retail developers and landlords to identify potential store locations and favorable lease terms. You represent Postal Connections in your territory.
•Helping others getting their stores open, operating and marketing their Postal Connections stores is vital to increasing store sales and assuring that you will have positive validation by franchisees when prospect call.
Click To Contact Our Representative or call 1.800.POSTALS (767.8257)
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“We started with one store in Ada and quickly realized this franchise is a good business, so we bought the Area.”
Matt Davidson &
Jason Barber
Area Franchisees, Grand Rapids, MI
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The information provided on this web site should not be construed as an offer of a franchise. Offers of franchises may only be made by delivery of a Franchise Disclosure Document (prospectus) and in certain states the disclosure document must first have been registered with a state agency that regulates the offers and sales of franchises.
