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How To Start A Stationery Business?

How To Start A Stationery Business?

Even though the century has turned and many have adopted the digital route for the majority of their communication needs, the lure for traditional stationery items is here to stay. Pens, pencils and papers are still used in schools, colleges and offices irrespective of the presence of digital aids like laptops and mobile tabs. Artists still prefer to display their creativity on canvas using paints and various other mediums. Wedding cards and invitations are still preferred to be printed on paper in an old-fashioned way compared to e-cards. The lockdown has given an added boost to the stationery business as more and more individuals are exploring their hobbies and taking up painting and art work in order to unwind and relax. A stationery business is a profitable business idea which will always be in demand. If an aspiring entrepreneur is looking for a business avenue in the retail sector then a stationery shop is a good business opportunity.

Stationery Business

The stationary business has a number of benefits, both for the business owner and for the consumers, thus making it a popular and rewarding business avenue. 

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