Franchise Owner Print Set: 3 Print Picks Every Location Reorders
Running more than one location changes what you buy. You stop shopping for a single clever piece and start looking for things that reprint the same way at unit two and unit twelve. These three picks cover the jobs a franchise owner repeats at every opening: get seen, get remembered, and keep the people who make openings possible on your side.
The franchise owner print set is three reorderable pieces: a 2 Sided Blockout Banner for storefront and event visibility that reads cleanly from both directions, a 3 in 1 Foldable Wireless Charger as the branded desk item managers and prospects actually keep, and a Wine Bottle Shaped Wine Gift Set for landlords, suppliers and franchisees at signings and milestones. One approved brand file, three orders, repeated per location.
The picks
A banner, a charger and a wine set, each priced per unit
Start here. These are the three pieces a multi location owner reorders rather than buys once. Each price updates live with quantity, size and finish, so you can size a rollout across several units before you commit a cent.
Design and print help
Keep every location on one brand
The set only works if unit six prints the same artwork unit one approved. These tools lock the logo, the colors and the margins so local edits stay limited to the address line.
How they work together
Order in the sequence an opening actually follows
Each piece owns a stage of the rollout. Signage runs ahead of the doors, desk items land with the team and the prospects, and gifts close the relationships that make the next location easier.
Signage goes up the day the buildout starts. Passing traffic learns the address weeks before you take a single order, which is free leasing exposure.
Branded desk tech lands with the crew, the area manager and the first wave of franchise prospects, then keeps working long after opening week ends.
Landlords, suppliers and franchisees who hit their numbers get a gift with your mark on it, timed to lease renewals, holidays and signing days.
1. Wine bottle shaped wine gift set: the thank you that outlasts the meeting
Franchise growth runs on a short list of people who can make a location happen or stall it. The landlord who signs the renewal, the area developer who approves your second unit, the franchisee who beat their opening quarter. A branded gift set in a wine bottle silhouette lands with all of them because it reads as considered rather than promotional, and it sits somewhere visible instead of going in a drawer.
Keep the branding restrained. The mark, the year or the milestone, and nothing else. A gift that shouts is a flyer with a ribbon on it. If you want the same treatment on the card that goes with it, the foil file setup guide shows how to build artwork where the logo lifts off the surface without smearing detail, and the branded stationery set guide covers the note card that should travel with it.
Order in small occasion sized batches. Lease renewals, signing days and end of year all have dates you already know, so buy to the calendar rather than to a warehouse shelf.
2. 2 sided blockout banners: visibility from both directions of traffic
This is the piece that earns its keep before a location takes its first order. A banner on the building during buildout tells the neighborhood who is coming, and every commuter who passes twice a day learns the brand address without you spending a cent on media. The blockout layer between the two printed faces is what makes it work in the open: neither side ghosts through, so the back reads as cleanly as the front.
Two sided matters most on corners, fence lines, mall corridors and event aisles, anywhere people arrive from both directions. Hang it once and you cover both approaches instead of buying two banners and cable tying them together. For indoor use at expos and franchise fairs, pair it with the setup covered in retractable banner stands, add a feather flag for the curb, and follow the anchoring rules in the event tent safety guide when weather is in play.
Design it to be read at driving speed. One headline, one action, one brand mark, sized so the message finishes in about two seconds from across the street. Everything else belongs on the flyer, and the best paper for flyers breakdown covers that side of the local push.
3. 3 in 1 foldable wireless charger: the desk item nobody throws away
Most branded swag has one good day and then disappears. A folding wireless charger behaves differently because it solves an actual problem at a desk, in a hotel room and on a franchise discovery day. It folds flat for travel and handles the phone, the watch and the earbuds that a manager already carries, which is why it stays on the surface instead of migrating to a drawer.
Use it where the recipient list is qualified rather than random. New store managers on day one, franchise prospects who took the discovery call, vendors you want prioritizing your rollout dates. The imprint area is small, so give it only the mark and, at most, the brand URL. Detail heavy logos need simplifying first, and the same trimming logic in the bifold brochure setup guide applies here: decide what earns space before you decide how big it is.
Pair it with dated invitations for opening events and discovery days, where the timing tricks in save the date ideas translate directly to a franchise calendar full of milestones people need to hold.
Specs and pricing
Blockout banner sizes, material and quantity breaks
The banner is the biggest line item and the one you repeat per location, so size it first. Check the material, finishing and hemming options, then price a run against the number of units you plan to open.
| Quantity | Price Per Unit | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $108.75 | $108.75 |
| 2 | $108.74 | $217.47 |
| 3 | $108.74 | $326.22 |
| 4 | $97.76 | $391.02 |
| 5 | $97.76 | $488.78 |
| 6 | $97.76 | $586.53 |
| 7 | $89.28 | $624.98 |
| 8 | $86.77 | $694.18 |
Wally explains the set
Three picks, one brand file, repeated per location
Wally sees the same pattern in every franchise account. The owner does not need a hundred products, they need three that survive being reordered. Signage that reads from both sides of the street, a desk item that stays in use long after the handshake, and a gift that makes a landlord or a franchisee feel seen. Approve the artwork once, then let each new location place the same order with a new address line.
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Where to go next
By the numbers
One set, reordered at every location
Common Questions
Common questions about the franchise owner print set
What is in the franchise owner print set?
Three picks that a multi location owner reorders rather than buys once. A 2 Sided Blockout Banner handles storefront and event visibility from both directions of traffic. A 3 in 1 Foldable Wireless Charger is the branded desk item that stays in use with staff, area managers and prospects. A Wine Bottle Shaped Wine Gift Set covers the relationship side, from lease signings to franchisee milestones.
Why a blockout banner instead of a standard single sided one?
A blockout layer sits between the two printed faces, so the artwork on the back never ghosts through to the front. That matters any time a banner hangs where people walk past both sides, which is most sidewalks, mall corridors, fence lines and event aisles. You get two working faces from one hanging spot instead of paying for two banners and zip tying them back to back.
How do I keep three locations looking like one brand?
Lock three elements and never let a unit change them: the logo file, the two brand colors and the typeface. Everything else can flex per location, including the address block and the local offer. Order all three pieces from the same account so the artwork you approved for unit one is the artwork that prints for unit six, with only the address line edited.
What should a franchise banner actually say?
One message and one action. Grand opening plus the brand name plus the date is enough for a pre opening banner, and the address only helps if the banner hangs somewhere other than the storefront itself. Resist listing services in small type. Read the banner from across the street at driving speed, and if you cannot finish it in two seconds, cut a line.
Are branded gifts worth it for a franchise system?
They are when the recipient list is short and specific. A gift set given to a landlord before a renewal conversation, to a franchisee who hit a milestone, or to a supplier who unblocked an opening buys goodwill that a discount code never will. Order in small batches per occasion instead of a pallet that sits in a back office for two years.
How many banners should I order per opening?
Plan for two per location as a working minimum. One goes on the building during buildout, one travels to the local events, fairs and sponsorships you sign up for in the first year. Because both faces print, one banner covers a corner spot where foot traffic arrives from either direction, which is where a single sided banner quietly wastes half its impressions.
Can I add more pieces as the system grows?
Yes. This set is the reorder core, not the whole print program. Most owners add stationery, brochures and event signage once the unit count climbs, and each new piece should inherit the same logo file and color pair already approved. Pricing on every product updates live, so a larger run shows its real cost before you commit.
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