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Explain organic growth through franchising, opening new stores and e-commerce expansion.

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Expanding a business

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Methods of expansion

Aqa Gcse BusinessBusiness in the real world

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Explain organic growth through franchising, opening new stores and e-commerce expansion

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  • The key ideas to know are organic growth, franchising, and e-commerce.
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organic growthfranchisinge-commerce

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Quick student answer

Explain how opening new stores can contribute to organic growth for an independent retailer.

Direct answer

Opening new stores allows the retailer to increase its market presence and sales volume while maintaining control over operations and brand standards. Each new outlet expands the customer base, improves economies of scale, and reinforces the retailer’s reputation, all of which are key elements of organic growth.

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The answer identifies the mechanisms—market expansion, control, economies of scale—and links them directly to the definition of organic growth, showing a clear cause‑and‑effect relationship.

Key terms

  • Franchising: A business model where a franchisor grants a franchisee the right to operate a location using the franchisor’s brand, systems and support, while the franchisee pays fees and royalties.

Common trap

Confusing franchising with acquisition: Franchising is a licensing arrangement; the franchisee remains a separate entity and does not become part of the original company’s ownership.

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