1. Minimal Competition for Maximum Profit

• Operating within an exclusive territory in a largely untapped market, youth hairstyling represents a thriving industry. The estimated annual value of children's hair care is $5 billion, and this figure continues to rise.

  While numerous places offer children's haircuts, Chiquicuts Salon stands out for its exclusive experience and approach, leading to a robust demand and high satisfaction among our primary clients – the children.

2. Constant Demand for Business

• This business venture is recession-resistant: Everyone gets a haircut, regardless of the condition of the economy.

• According to Entrepreneur Magazine, "Franchising trends may come and go, but kids' specialty services remain constant."

• Such a variety of specialty services allow much room for business creativity, creating multiple revenue streams.

3. Convenient Model Replication

• With an established model, franchisees are able to operate within a defined business format, offering a product or service that has proven to sell successfully, avoiding the unnecessary trial-and-error period involved in starting an otherwise completely new and independent business, making it more stable and cost effective.

• Taking advantage of the selling power of a known brand leads to better marketing results and customer loyalty, as well as gaining access to accumulated business experience and technical know-how in managing the franchise.

• A unified facility design leverages the business reputation in marketing the concept of a children-only, fairy tale themed salon, which makes Chiquicuts Salon stand out from all the other existing hairstyling salon franchise models.

• While there is a strong demand for business, there is less pressure in terms of experience requirements: No retail and hair care industry experience is required, as relevant training and support will be provided, resulting in a significant reduction in the time needed to open and get the business up and running.

• In addition, ongoing support is made possible by having a network of peers (fellow franchisees) who are willing to provide advice and moral support, along with training on updated software and business operation strategies, and receiving the latest developments and changes in both the local and national market from the franchisor.