Important point in Pharma Franchise Marketing

Important point in Pharma Franchise Marketing

  • You should have price list with products that are available with you at regular basis. Don’t add products that aren’t available at you or you can’t fulfill at short span. You should also remove all products that you have discontinued or going to discontinue due to less demand or repeated expiry of stock.
  • You can get party order based upon manipulated price list but can’t keep distributor for long time as they will easily understand your trick. Pharma Franchise business is based upon long term partnership with customer. A pharma Franchise Company only get benefited if a pharma franchise distributor remains associated with them for long time period. 
  • Prices should be reasonable and same for a particular location for all distributors. 
  • Keep your term and conditions simple and easy to understand. Don’t hide any point to associate with prospect. This make ruin your relationship with your party in future. Make clear all term and conditions in starting. 
  • Try to provide as much as support to your client so they can succeed in franchise marketing. You need to understand that your client growth is your growth. 
  • Make solid online presence. Online presence helps to create trust in prospects mind set which ultimately helps to convert into business. You should remain available to clear all doubt arises by your parties.

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