In a recent newsletter from the B2B telephone answering services provider, eDivert answered the question, ‘Can I run my eDivert business when abroad?’
Unlike many other franchise investments which are tied to a certain location (for example, a restaurant or a retail store), eDivert is extremely flexible. Franchisees can run an eDivert business from home with ease, benefiting from a reduced commute, reduced overheads and the ability to work wherever they want to! This means working abroad is, like most things for eDivert franchisees, very possible.
In the words of the B2B franchise, “The eDivert business model is one of the very few business models that you can run from nearly anywhere. You don't need a shop front, nor will you depend on getting customers through footfall. Instead your customers can be based anywhere, just like yourself, as long as you have an internet connection.”
eDivert continued, “In most cases eDivert franchisees don’t meet their customers in person. Business tends to be done over the phone, via email and through social media. [...] With the advancement of technology, it’s becoming easier to work abroad, and the applications used to run a successful eDivert business are all cloud-based. The franchise’s business model is built to be flexible, allowing interested parties to fit the business within their lifestyle.”
Essentially, the eDivert franchise business model comes with zero geographical limitations, and clients can be successfully supported/interacted with from anywhere. If you choose to work with local businesses and meet people in person, you of course can - but it’s by no means necessary for franchise success with eDivert.
eDivert concluded by mentioning that, along with all of this flexibility, franchisees also receive an exclusive “customer and prospect base” that ensures they’re never competing with each other, and instead supporting “each other as part of the same brand”. Find out more about starting your franchising journey with eDivert via the phone answering service’s profile page, which you’ll discover linked above.
Lily Sweeney, Point Franchise ©
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