RedKnight is a U.S.-based digital marketing franchise that provides services such as website design, SEO, social media management, paid advertising, and branding. The franchise was founded in 2006 with a mission to give small businesses modern, effective marketing tools. It focuses on delivering measurable digital growth solutions to local companies.
The brand is headquartered in Colmar, Pennsylvania. RedKnight launched its franchise program in 2021, allowing entrepreneurs to operate their own marketing agency under the RedKnight name.
RedKnight differentiates itself with its proprietary “RED Process,” which stands for Review, Evaluate, and Design. This workflow helps franchisees deliver customized marketing strategies powered by both automation and personalized service. The franchise also incorporates AI-driven tools to give small businesses a competitive edge.
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The franchise RedKnight offers a structured training system designed to ensure new franchisees and their teams are fully prepared for launch and ongoing operations.
RedKnight grants franchisees a defined Protected Area, typically either an 8-mile radius or an area containing 15,000 businesses, depending on population density. While this territory offers some protection—ensuring no other RedKnight franchise or company-owned unit will operate within it—this is conditional on the franchisee not being in default and meeting performance requirements.
The specific boundaries are finalized in the Franchise Agreement. However, RedKnight retains significant reserved rights that limit full exclusivity.
The franchisor may operate or license others to operate RedKnight businesses immediately outside or adjacent to the Protected Area, and it may also sell services within and beyond any territory through channels like the internet, direct mail, or catalogs.
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