Tel: 01207 299500
Company Profile
An included accountancy package means that the business is simple to run and full training is given in every aspect of running the business. Business is fun.
Photography for Little People franchisees enjoy the benefits of being able to offer handcrafted designer frames to show off their images as well as top quality canvases produced for them. The impressions are of outstanding quality and the best on the market detailing every crease and line.
With low investment and low overheads, Photography for Little People is an easy business to run and operate from home with short hours and high profits.
Everyone you meet in this business is pleasant and friendly and the working environment really enjoyable.
To find out more, call us and make arrangements to come and see us in the northeast. See our products and grasp this great opportunity. Book your discovery day TODAY (2 or 3 hours).
CASE STUDY
Paula first came across the children’s photography business after the birth of her first daughter. She explains: “There is a Photography for Little People shop in the Metrocentre shopping area in Gateshead. When I first saw the photos in the shop window I thought they looked lovely and so I booked to have some shots taken of my daughter, which were fabulous. In fact, I’ve been back for six or seven more shoots since then!”
When she heard the business was a franchise, she started to consider how a franchise could work for her. "This business allows me to work from home and I am unable to manage my own diary. I can book sessions for when my daughters are at nursery or for Saturday mornings when my husband can look after them. "The best thing of all is that it's my dream job. I have always loved taking snaps, but just as a hobby, not professionally. So now doing this and working with children, but also being able to fit in around being a mum is perfect."
In terms of support, Paula receives a mentor who is available at the end of a phone day or night if she experiences any problems, whether its marketing advice she needs or her camera is jammed. The initial training runs over three days, and all ongoing training is FREE.
Finalists of the Franchise Marketing Awards sponsored by the BFA 2009
Paula first came across the children’s photography business after the birth of her first daughter. She explains: “There is a Photography for Little People shop in the Metrocentre shopping area in Gateshead. When I first saw the photos in the shop window I thought they looked lovely and so I booked to have some shots taken of my daughter, which were fabulous. In fact, I’ve been back for six or seven more shoots since then!”
When she heard the business was a franchise, she started to consider how a franchise could work for her. "This business allows me to work from home and I am unable to manage my own diary. I can book sessions for when my daughters are at nursery or for Saturday mornings when my husband can look after them. "The best thing of all is that it's my dream job. I have always loved taking snaps, but just as a hobby, not professionally. So now doing this and working with children, but also being able to fit in around being a mum is perfect."
In terms of support, Paula receives a mentor who is available at the end of a phone day or night if she experiences any problems, whether its marketing advice she needs or her camera is jammed. The initial training runs over three days, and all ongoing training is FREE.