franchise info
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franchise info
by vicki » Jan 19th, '06, 13:50
i have been a teavana customer for the past two years and am very pleased with the service i get when i go to the store to get some tea and now have decided to get info on how i can open a tearoom in my area. pls send me all the info that I need to have a franchise, my address is 9542 Valley Ranch Pkwy E # 1062 Irving TX 75063
Vicki
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Franchise
by GATea » Aug 22nd, '06, 15:06
Hello,
I'm looking to expand my business by franchising it. My business is a tea room with many other avenues for revenue making it a unique concept. It does, however, require a dedicated, hard-working individual!
I'm looking to expand my business by franchising it. My business is a tea room with many other avenues for revenue making it a unique concept. It does, however, require a dedicated, hard-working individual!
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find tea customers
by tealust » Sep 1st, '06, 14:06
Hi!
Yes, definitely need a good amount of money to start a tea room. You need to have money to survive the first few months when not many people know you yet. I think the most money go into hire employee and cost rent/operate a place. I want to start a tea/coffee store and grow into a franchise but lack capital at the moment. I'm thinking about sell it on the Internet to minimize overhead cost. Do anyone know any techniques to attract customers. I can get good quality tea for only $20/kg, super fine, rare tea up to $150/kg. However, without customers getting tea supply at low price is no good. Hey GATea, I'm interested in working with you on the tea/coffee franchise. If anyone has any good suggestion for me feel free to email me at vuong_chan_nhan@yahoo.com.
Yes, definitely need a good amount of money to start a tea room. You need to have money to survive the first few months when not many people know you yet. I think the most money go into hire employee and cost rent/operate a place. I want to start a tea/coffee store and grow into a franchise but lack capital at the moment. I'm thinking about sell it on the Internet to minimize overhead cost. Do anyone know any techniques to attract customers. I can get good quality tea for only $20/kg, super fine, rare tea up to $150/kg. However, without customers getting tea supply at low price is no good. Hey GATea, I'm interested in working with you on the tea/coffee franchise. If anyone has any good suggestion for me feel free to email me at vuong_chan_nhan@yahoo.com.
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Re: franchise info
by mhg » Jul 31st, '10, 11:38
I'm new to tea. I went into the Teavana store and would like to franchise.
I have searched all over the internet and can't find a competitor to Teavana. What would be their closes equal or competitor? And, what do you call a place like this (lounge? Shop? Store? Restaurant?) In my city there are shops but they are exactly only that. You can buy tea but no sitting area or anything.
I have searched all over the internet and can't find a competitor to Teavana. What would be their closes equal or competitor? And, what do you call a place like this (lounge? Shop? Store? Restaurant?) In my city there are shops but they are exactly only that. You can buy tea but no sitting area or anything.
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Re: franchise info
by shilpa » Sep 5th, '11, 13:48
hi i am interested in franchising teavana in asia .
please send me contact info and email it to me
thank you
shilpa
please send me contact info and email it to me
thank you
shilpa
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