Does Aerus have any plans to change its policy regarding public figures in the future?

According to the 2025 Aerus Franchise Disclosure Document, Aerus does not currently employ public figures in their management, nor do they use public figures or celebrities to promote their franchises. This indicates that Aerus relies on other marketing strategies and internal personnel for their business operations and franchise promotion.

For a potential franchisee, this policy suggests that Aerus focuses on brand reputation and the quality of its products and services rather than celebrity endorsements to attract customers and franchisees. This approach may appeal to franchisees who prefer a more traditional and less flashy business model. It also means that franchisees won't benefit from any potential sales boosts or brand recognition that might come from celebrity endorsements.

However, the FDD does not explicitly state whether Aerus intends to change this policy in the future. Therefore, it remains uncertain if Aerus might consider using public figures or celebrities in their management or promotional activities at some point. A prospective franchisee should directly ask Aerus about their long-term plans regarding the use of public figures in their business strategy to gain a clearer understanding of their future marketing direction.