Wellbeing Magazine Launches in South Wales

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Wellbeing Magazine Launches in South Wales

Published on: July 10th, 2007 12:02am by: Rae28

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(OPENPRESS) July 10, 2007 -- Wellbeing is proud to announce the launch of the Wellbeing Gwent edition in South Wales. This brings the total to six magazines, covering Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Eastbourne, Lewes / Uckfield and Bewl.

Wellbeing Magazines are run by franchisees around the country using a successful format which was developed by Rachel Scriven and Richard Branson.

"We wanted to offer a business system that enabled people interested in publishing and the wellness industry, the opportunity to run their own magazine. The head office, based in Tunbridge Wells offers the franchisees support of a full editorial and design service leaving the franchisee to develop their magazine by networking in their community." says Rachel Scriven, Publishing Director.

Their vision is to see franchisees working around the whole of the UK, bringing the wellbeing message to their community. The Gwent edition, run by Christine Vorres will be their first edition outside the Kent and East Sussex area and will hopefully encourage more franchises to develop in Wales and bordering towns.

The magazine is a local community magazine offering informative and inspiring articles about food and nutrition, how to look after your body and mind as well as tips and ideas for creating a happy home and working environment. The aim of the magazine is to encourage people to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing and to look at the various therapies available to them in their own town.

With the additional launch of www.wellbeingmagazine.com they also run the magazine as an online version and wellbeing directory offering the franchisee a second stream of income.

Information about the franchise and the team can be found at www.wellbeingmagazine.com/franchise

The business system has offered their franchisees the chance to change career and to work for themselves but with the full support of a head office.

The Franchise programme was developed in 2006 as a method of training individuals to run their own publishing business. The 5 year, renewable licence enables the franchisee to use quality editorial supplied by the head office, full design and office support. Franchisees will need some previous sales experience although publishing experience is not necessary. Wellbeing Magazine will be exhibiting at the National Franchise Exhibition at the NEC, Birmingham in October 2007.

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