KEY FRANCHISE STATS
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Social Indoor is an innovative digital advertising franchise that focuses on installing high-definition digital screens in busy indoor locations such as bars, restaurants, gyms, and nightclubs. Established in 2018 by industry expert Tony Jacobson, the company is based in Minnetonka, Minnesota.
In 2019, Social Indoor launched its franchising program to bring its cutting-edge advertising approach to more communities nationwide. Franchise owners play a key role in expanding local indoor advertising networks, handling everything from venue selection and monitor installation to selling ad space to local businesses.
What makes Social Indoor stand out in the marketplace is its emphasis on reaching audiences in settings where they are most attentive. Unlike conventional ad platforms, Social Indoor’s screens are placed in environments where ads are harder to ignore, giving advertisers a stronger chance of engaging their desired audience.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
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Business Services
Social Indoor provides a well-structured training program to prepare its franchisees for operating their businesses. Here’s a breakdown of the training provided by the franchisor:
Social Indoor grants its franchisees the right to operate within a specific Designated Territory, classified as metro, micro, or rural based on U.S. census data. While franchisees can solicit and service clients within this territory, they may not market or sell outside it without written permission from the franchisor. However, Social Indoor retains the right to manage national accounts across all territories and may allow other franchisees or the corporate office to service clients within a territory under certain conditions.
Even though Social Indoor limits franchisee activity to their own territory, it does not offer full exclusivity or absolute protection. The franchisor and its affiliates reserve the right to sell products or services under other brands or marks, and franchisees may face competition from national sales programs. Additionally, failure to meet minimum performance standards could result in a reduction of territory or even termination of the franchise agreement.
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