As foreign franchisors dominate their own nations and regions in the
world, they soon find they've filled all the cities and territories with
franchised outlets, thus they must then expand and move into secondary
markets. These foreign franchising companies need to consider the
realities of regional variation. They must also consider how their
logos, branding, and their way of doing business will fit into or become
completely rejected in other nations and areas of the world, as they
seek to expand. You see, as all countries do things slightly different
and it's not a one-size-fits-all globally.Not long ago, I was discussing
this important set of issues with an international business scholar
assisting a large and successful company which was planning on entering
the USA. We talked about how the company's franchise agreements and
disclosure documents needed to be re-worked. I noted that I was in
complete agreement of the need for new documentation, manuals, and a new
branding strategy.
You see, even the name of their company when translated into English was
misleading as to what the company did, in fact, it no longer made any
sense really. Even if the direct translation, the terminology, in
reality would be more apropos to our language, unfortunately it isn't so
common - this fact, plus other reasons, often, make it important to
re-brand when moving a foreign franchise into the US It makes sense to
really consider all this and figure out ideas on how that should be
done.
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