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Post by cheryl on Apr 9, 2018 19:30:06 GMT
Spotted at Snap: How lift brands competes against its own franchisee in Ft. Collins, CO.
So, you're not allowed to compete against snap for 2 years after you sell your club. However, they can help and support your competitors compete against you. In this case they sold an FOD system to Alive by Raintree Fitness in Fort Collins, CO. There should be a requirement that FOD comes with fitware and must be used.
So, does Ft. Collins buy a competing product and then explain to prospects all of the problems with FOD? (eg systems down for 3 months, etc) Most likely they don't have space for FOD, but hey why not help put one of your franchisees out of business and collect $199/month from a competitor.
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Post by thatkidfromjersey on Apr 9, 2018 20:18:53 GMT
Actually, Snap is probably helping it's franchisee. FOD is not putting any competition out of business, most likely the opposite. The best thing Snap can do is start giving away FOD and MyZone to our competitors.
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Post by cheryl on Apr 12, 2018 12:09:51 GMT
Wanna help franchisees? Give away fitware to competitors and let us run MindBody. Unfortunately, I don't think they could even give it away. Honestly, its more like a project from Ms. Mosby's 3rd grade class.
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Post by determined1 on Apr 12, 2018 21:33:49 GMT
Tagline: Fitware, for when you absolutely, positively have to bankrupt a business overnight.
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