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TSS
PHOTOGRAPHY FRANCHISE FAQ
How much can I make?
As a franchisor we are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission
and have restrictions on the release of any earnings claims.
In our mutual evaluation process we offer franchisees names, phone numbers,
and email addresses. This enables a prospective franchisee to gather
financial information. There is additional information
available by calling 866-TSS-GRIN.
Do I need Photography or Sales Experience?
TSS offers training programs that address all phases of our
business. It is not necessary to have photography or sales
experience. We offer in-field one-on-one training, as well as
corporate classroom training.
What is a Territory?
Territories are determined by which plan you purchase and are
exclusive to each owner. We will help you determine the plan
that achieves your desired level of success. TSS has expansion
and growth plans designed to help you reach your goals both now and
by expanding in the future.
Is TSS well known in the Industry?
TSS is the Nation's Leader in Youth and Sports Photography. With
franchises throughout the U.S., New Zealand, Australia, and Canada, we lead the
industry in product offering and development. We are the approved
photographer for several of the countries biggest organizations,
photographing over a million children each year.
Does TSS provide me with Marketing Materials?
You will have access to an array of professionally designed
materials created to help you sign and market leagues and schools. A
state-of-the-art website, sales brochures, and presentation
materials, flyers, posters, and sample products are just some of the
marketing materials available to you.
Do I have to buy my own equipment, or is it
included in the Franchisee Fee?
The TSS Franchise is a turnkey investment and includes all
photography and computer equipment
How much overhead is involved in operating the
business?
TSS Franchisees operate their business from home.
All you need is a dedicated phone line, high-speed internet and storage
space.
How do I get started?
Click here and let's get to know you a little better.
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