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post Jul 13 2012, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(Irfan2397 @ Jul 11 2012, 04:55 PM)
Maybe if my first outlet is succesfull,5-6month after that.We are planning around Amcorp Mall area
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in the begining snogurt was great in my area subang,
nows its attracting flies most of the time its empty, they are surving on discounts
the tutti fruti is worst

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post Jul 15 2012, 04:43 PM

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QUOTE(hellfiredbh @ Jul 15 2012, 01:15 PM)
nope the one in usj subang, i think thats the one sam sam was talking about.
anyhow, the saying that they cant make more than 3k is based on the assumption from the outlets in subang and PJ and pyramid. Never been to Sec7 so probably could be wrong.

I hope u did your analyse properly. from what the director gave me the plan is quite fishy.
what happened to the one is SS15? it closed down quite a while ago. so where's their R&D now?
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Snogurt I mention it's in subang ss15

In the beginning the Snogurt in ss15 used to be busy. Same with tutti frutti in prymarid. That was during the hot years of Snogurt around 2009. Food trend has change to the Taiwan dessert. Even now the trend is slowly dying for the Taiwanese craze. Snogurt is so yesterday in trends

Also yogurt dessert in Malaysia not so good mainly because the milk they use is inferior eventhough. Even if the shop uses Australian milk it's still not so good compared to the originals country franchisee. The milk is not fresh at all
That is why Malaysia make below average chocolate eventhough with the Belgium chocolate.



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post Jul 15 2012, 06:46 PM

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The problem with franchise is the franchiser is the one that makes the big bucks because it's a blue ocean. By the time it's franchise out, the money gets smaller. So the franchisee makes the money for selling the licenses.

Like most investments once the investments becomes hot and you want to go its too late already
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post Jul 18 2012, 05:16 PM

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QUOTE(chocolatepallette @ Jul 18 2012, 05:06 PM)
Your friend is the owner or the franchisee? Is it profittable? Go ask Naza group blush.gif
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its very profittable to the master franchiser
franchisee from the 5 yogurts in my area do not make much
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post Jul 19 2012, 10:18 PM

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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Jul 19 2012, 09:24 PM)
lol kesian irfan....get conned to go into franchise business....already study extensively more than 8 years back....8 out of 10 will be in great losses....only the franchisor makes the big bucks with licensing fee...if not believe go search old news whr a group of franchise holder went bankrupt or in the red for many many years...
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I believe it's called water fish
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post Jul 19 2012, 10:32 PM

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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Jul 19 2012, 10:26 PM)
this thing is like a trend....after a few years most of them will die off....like a mushroom....very few franchise able to be like McD or KFC with their aggresive advetising.... this kind of buinesss needs its repepetitive and regular customer....i dont think so that will happened wif TuttiFrutti...eat one time kena robbed RM30...and dats the last time i will eat there....n i believe dats wat most of malaysian experience wif TF....really unforgettable regret experience....what makes them wanna be a repeat customer in the future? NIL
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Franchise business I think mcd is the most successful.
Have u seen a bad outline of mcd
For tutti fruit and Snogurt is the opposite. Have not seen a busy outlet for a while
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post Jul 20 2012, 08:37 PM

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QUOTE(Irfan2397 @ Jul 20 2012, 07:22 PM)
You all can say what you want,  whistling.gif  If i dont take the risk the now, will i be succesfull?No right.And my dad and i has been studying about 10 franchise businees plan for 2years before choosing Snogurt.The master franchise also friendly and he got very high vision in businees.He also very passioned in Froyo smile.gif .I repeat again ,There is no businees  without risk.Insyallah we will success.
Regards,Irfan
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Which master franchiser is not friendly and high vision? They want your business
Hopefully the risk is small

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post Jul 21 2012, 06:13 PM

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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Jul 21 2012, 04:50 PM)
wow....refinance ur family home?? dats a huge gamble to take....if the business went bad could lose ur house...u better promote this thing aggressively...i would suggest distribute any sort of discount membership card or something to d student....its okay to get lower profit margin at least they will fill ur shop n get you regular repeat cust....dont be like tutti frutti so classy new customer come charge rm20-30...after dat only manage to attract a few cust daily...
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Ss15 Snogurt not mistaken it's buy one free one on weekdays and 50% discount on weekends
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post Aug 18 2012, 12:46 PM

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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Aug 18 2012, 10:09 AM)
Premium products (e.g. Haagen-Dazz) is not about perception only but use high quality and proper ingredients (e.g. high milk fat contents, real vanilla beans, etc). Skimmed milk is a byproduct from butter/cream making (i.e. low milk fat contents). Most if not all yogurts is made from skimmed milk (either in powder or liquid). For frozen yogurts to have creamy texture, much sugar is added. Most commercial frozen yogurt is made from powder mix. Topping is probably the only ‘high quality’ ingredients that frozen yogurt can use. So far, I haven’t seen a frozen yogurt use real vanilla bean. Apart from price, can't see how to experience premium frozen yogurt.

Not all consumers can afford to spend RM15 for a dessert regularly. McFlurry is an alternative, available widely and if you are targeting the same group of customers than McFlurry is your competitor. Products that sell at expensive price but use low quality ingredients (e.g. low fat gelato) will have a tough time after initial hype.
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Just a observation
The Snogurt and tutti are not in the same class as high end desserts. Comparing it with Haagen dazz or equating it as the same is wrong. At Haagen dazz you get full service and imported ice cream. Tutti fruit and snogurt you get self service and local made with some foreign ingredients. Again how can tutti frutti and Snogurt be high end when core ingredient uses is inferior milk. Haagen dazz use fresh milk from the farm from proper dairy cows
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post Aug 27 2012, 08:40 AM

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QUOTE(Irfan2397 @ Aug 27 2012, 12:36 AM)
1mix using 3l of low-fat milk and 750g of brown sugar
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why bother with low fat milk if you are going to use that much sugar
really unhealty to eat this dessert. sugar represents 25% percent of the finish product.
Actually this brings about the question can this be marketed as Healthy product due to the high sugar content
for a normal helping of 200grams of yogurt, you will be consuming 50grams of sugar

to put 50grams in reality its 10 teaspoons

this assumption is based on a natural flavored version and the milk contains no sugar. MOst milk contains natural sugar. and if you flavored the yogurt there might be some sugar in the flavor. And most important no extra condiments being added

This post has been edited by sam sam: Aug 27 2012, 08:42 AM
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post Sep 2 2012, 07:27 AM

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QUOTE(Irfan2397 @ Sep 2 2012, 07:23 AM)
First day sale not bad smile.gif
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Yes that is normal after all The shop is new. It's the sales after 6 months

Bragging would not do your business any good
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post Sep 5 2012, 08:01 AM

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Based on his earlier post of 750 grams per setting. Each 100ml has 25 grams of sugar.
25 grams of sugar is 100calories already not including the milk calories and the yogurt.

The Maths don't add up on calorie count? May need to double check on this

 

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