In this sector money is made not from the standard product but from the product with a name written on it. Margin, capital, running cost and earnings bands for 17 packaging and stationery branches, from packaging shops to second-hand bookshops.
An art and hobby supplies shop is where painters, ceramic decorators and crafters meet. A customer comes for one tube of paint and leaves with a brush, a canvas and inspiration for…
Yazının devamı →A second-hand bookshop is where books live their second life. Boxes from house clearances, libraries on the move and old student textbooks land on its shelves. Buying prices are low, so margin…
Yazının devamı →A packaging supplies shop is the neighbourhood's invisible supplier. The bakery buys its paper bags here, the butcher his cling film, the patisserie its cake boxes, the restaurant its takeaway containers. Each…
Yazının devamı →Packaging and stationery are the business of two things life uses up every day: wrapping things and writing things. The bakery's paper bag, the boutique's carrier, the pupil's notebook, the company's planner;…
Yazının devamı →Personalised stationery is the story of a notebook, planner or pencil case with a name on it. A gift for a teacher, a keepsake book for a newborn, a New Year planner…
Yazının devamı →A gift wrap and decoration supplies shop sells the wrapping of affection. Coloured paper, ribbon, gift boxes, tulle and trims; all look small and cheap. But customers usually come to make a…
Yazının devamı →An office supplies supplier is the invisible partner regularly bringing companies their paper, toner, files and coffee cups. Single items carry thin margins; corporate buyers know every price. But what protects margin…
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