Under what condition can a Big Air Trampoline Park franchisee use their own advertising materials?

According to Big Air Trampoline Park's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee can use their own advertising materials only with the franchisor's prior approval. Specifically, Item 23 states that a franchisee "may not develop advertising materials for use in the Big Air Trampoline Business without Franchisor's approval." This approval must be obtained from Big Air Trampoline Park before the franchisee can use any self-created advertising materials. If the franchisor approves the advertising materials in writing, they may also make these materials available to other franchisees within the Big Air Trampoline Park system.

This requirement ensures that all advertising and promotional efforts align with the brand standards and marketing strategies established by Big Air Trampoline Park. By maintaining control over advertising materials, the franchisor aims to protect the brand's image and ensure consistent messaging across all franchise locations. This is a common practice in franchising, where brand consistency is crucial for maintaining customer recognition and trust.

For a prospective Big Air Trampoline Park franchisee, this means that any ideas for local advertising campaigns or materials must be submitted to the franchisor for review and approval. While this may limit the franchisee's creative freedom to some extent, it also provides an opportunity to leverage the franchisor's expertise and resources in developing effective marketing strategies. Additionally, franchisees may benefit from the sharing of approved advertising materials among the franchise network, potentially reducing costs and improving overall marketing effectiveness. Franchisees should factor in the time required for approval when planning their local advertising efforts.