Just a sample of our franchisee success stories says it all!

As more and more people are using the internet for shopping and services the dotcom industry is once again thriving. YellowTom has developed an exciting new franchise which is simple to operate, flexible, high return and low risk and lots of fun.

Yellowtom.com brings a cost effective winning combination to the marketplace for business advertisers and consumers. As a Yellowtom franchisee, you simply ring local businesses and make pre-determined appointments to assess their advertising needs. The advertisers pay to enter the Yellowtom site and then you keep all the income produced and simply pay a weekly management fee to Yellowtom.

Peter Gray, of Yellowtom West Lothian, reveals: 'In my first week I had sales of £1,800. After only 13 days our total was £3,800. Within three weeks we had half our franchise investment back.'

Lee Cavill, Yellowtom Colchester, has a similar experience. 'I'm pleased to say how much of a good idea and good investment that Yellowtom has become since becoming a franchisee in the Colchester area of Essex,' reports Lee. 'Owning a Yellowtom franchise has given me the opportunity that I've been searching for to become my own boss as well as earning a good income. I feel that within the next couple of months I would have broken even in terms of the money that it took me to start up the franchise, and I've only been set up for two months.

'The main thing that has excited me most about Yellowtom is the support,' he continues. 'If you experience any difficulties they are always helpful, whether it be with the built-in website forum or on the phone at head office. I would say this is the most rewarding investment that I've come across in my time and would recommend it to anyone wanting to be their own boss and take on a serious challenge to earn a good income.'

Instead of launching her franchise as a brand new business Emma Lewis, Yellowtom Harrogate, took over the area she had set-up while working for YellowTom. She explains: 'I started working for Yellowtom in 2003, helping to set up the product and franchise model. During that time I could see how much money could be made, how flexible the hours were and how easy the business was to run, so I decided to become a franchisee in 2006. 'I'd recently had a baby so the flexible hours really appealed to me.'

With 300 companies already signed up, Emma's franchise is going well but she still has ambitions for its future, including employing staff and extending her area. Impressed with the flexibility the franchise has given her, Emma advises: 'If you're looking for a franchise where you can work part-time for a full-time income, YellowTom is for you.'