MARKETING TOOLKIT
Know someone who would be a good fit for the Franchise Ascension Initiative?
The Franchise Ascension Initiative is a franchising onramp designed to bring more people into the industry. The IFA Foundation is the proud facilitator and supporter of this new initiative.
We are looking for people who have been edged out of franchising and are searching for a path to get started. Class members get education, mentoring, and experience-based learning through the Franchise Ascension Initiative.
Thanks for helping spread the word.
The application is NOW OPEN and available here: https://ifa.secure-platform.com/fai
Get Started With These Tools
Brand Colors & Logo
Click the button below to download all versions of the logo and access the brand colors. Please use only the official logo for the Franchise Ascension Initiative.
DOWNLOAD PASSWORD: IFAFAI
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Email Your Audience
Download this HTML email to input to your email messaging system and share the program with your audience.
Download this PDF to print and distribute at your events or leave one with the perfect candidate.
Or order cards to give to interested candidates so they can learn more. We will print and mail them to you.
Leave Behind Flyer and Cards
Social Shares
Here are some sample posts you can use on social media to accompany these graphics.
Watch and Share our Videos
Support and mentoring go a long way toward success. Here are some franchising success stories to show you how it’s done. Click the link below for the full playlist and share these inspirational stories.
You can use this toolkit to spread the word. Drop the HTML email into your own design and share to potential applicants. You can also print out the leave-behind flyer for any events you attend. There are some social posts and graphics you can share, as well, and videos, which always get good attention.
