Really Awesome Coffee celebrates anniversary milestone
Alice Tuffery, writer
Really Awesome Coffee is looking back on a decade of delicious coffee deliveries.
The coffee van franchise, with its eye-catching pink and black branding, has built up a significant customer base over time. But as it reaches the end of its 10th year in the business, Really Awesome Coffee is reflecting on its humble beginnings.
The company delivered its very first cup of steaming coffee in Coventry. In the first few weeks on the road, Really Awesome Coffee only had a handful of businesses on its books, but it didn’t take long for more customers to discover the convenience of the company’s ‘coffee-to-go’ service.
Since then, Really Awesome Coffee has rebranded and introduced the shiny, pink and black brand identity we recognise today. This striking imagery has helped capture consumers’ attention and position the franchise as a market leader in the coffee van sector.
Over the years, Really Awesome Coffee has introduced a customer loyalty app to encourage repeat business and its RAPoS (Really Awesome Point of Sale) system to boost efficiency. It’s even developed a home delivery website so customers can enjoy cafe-quality coffee without even leaving the house.
All this hard work hasn’t gone unrecognised. Thanks to the franchise’s proactive approach, it’s bagged itself a spot in prestigious industry business rankings. It’s been listed in the top 100 UK franchisors by the British Franchise Association (BFA) for three years in a row - and made the top 30 in 2019.
Today, Really Awesome Coffee has a fleet of more than 60 cafe vans bringing delicious coffee and snacks to thirsty customers across the country. If you’d like to get in on the action and launch your own coffee van business, you can do exactly that by investing in this thriving franchise.
Visit the Really Awesome Coffee website and book yourself onto a Discovery Day to find out more about the opportunity.
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Alice Tuffery, writer