Franchise Owner vs. Franchise Manager: Are Both

Roles Right for You?

Hot dog franchise ownership can be a lucrative financial endeavor, but managing your franchise yourself may or may not be the right decision for you depending on your situation. From taking care of payroll and ordering food to hiring employees and keeping track of accounts, management entails a wide range of

day-to-day responsibilities that can be very time-consuming.

If you haven’t come to a decision about whether to handle these responsibilities yourself or hire someone else, this guide

may help you make the right choice.

Topics of Discussion

1. Your Management Experience2. Your Other Business

Responsibilities3. Your Hot Dog Franchise Goals4. Your Personal Life

1. As an entrepreneur, you likely have a wide range of experience in many areas of business, but franchise management may not be one of them. If you’ve managed a franchise before,

taking over your responsibilities as a manager is likely to be relatively quick and easy. If you don’t

have experience in this type of position, however, learning the ins and outs of management may

take a bit of time. Lack of experience certainly is not a barrier to taking over the position, but you

may want to hire someone else with experience to take over the job right away.

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2. Your hot dog franchise many not be your only business venture, meaning you have to spend much of your time looking after your other investments. In this situation, you’re not likely to have the time needed to handle every management responsibility, and you’ll want to find a professional you can trust to do the

work for you. If, however, you’re just starting out as an entrepreneur and want to invest all your time and

energy into your franchise, making yourself manager can be a valuable learning opportunity. Knowing how your hot dog franchise works from the ground up can

help you find new business opportunities in the future.

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3. Owning and managing a single hot dog franchise is reasonable, but there’s a possibility that your franchising goals go beyond a single

store. If this is the case, hiring someone to handle the day-to-day operations of your storefront may

be the right financial move. Your time can be better spent looking for potential opportunities to expand locally, nationally, or even internationally.

Not everyone has the same ambitions for franchise ownership, so your unique situation will

dictate the correct path forward.

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