So you can see that almost all McDonald's and KFCs are located in bustling urban areas.
Once you pass the assessment and can open a store, the store's decoration and equipment are taken care of by them, and employees have to undergo professional training by the headquarters team to ensure service quality.
Actually, this is a win-win situation for both the brand and the franchise stores.
The brand participates in the management of franchises to a certain extent, reducing the possibility of private investors messing things up and damaging the brand image.
At the same time, franchises that receive help from the headquarters don't have to worry about lack of experience leading to chaotic management.
The franchise fees for these two giants are not low. In later generations, a store would easily require investment of several million, yet stores rarely failed to recoup their investment and make a profit.
