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Start
Your Own Stationery Store
Open a Stationery Boutique or
Start a Greeting Card Store
Imagine having a rewarding
career as the owner of a stationery store, getting paid to select
and sell creative cards or beautiful stationery products.
When you open a stationery store
(also known as a card shop or paper products store), you will have the
freedom
to make your own choices and express your own
creative spirit.
You have the luxury
of selling the types of greeting cards, paper products, and other stationery
items you want. You can sell stationery that
people will
enjoy buying for themselves, and that helps them to communicate, connect, and share
special moments with others.
As the owner of a stationery
store here are just some of the items you could choose to sell:
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Address books
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Announcements
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Baby albums
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Bookends
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Boxes
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Business card cases
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Calendars
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Calligraphy sets
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Children's stationery
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Daybooks
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Desk clocks
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Diaries
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Envelopes
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Folders
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Fountain pens
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Giftwrap
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Greeting cards
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Guest books
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Holiday decorations
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Journals
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Letter openers
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Memo pads
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Notebooks
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Note cards
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Paper
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Paperweights
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Party invitations
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Pen and pencil sets
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Photo albums
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Picture frames
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Ribbons
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Save the date cards
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Stickers
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Social stationery
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Thank you notes
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Wax seals
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Wedding albums
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Wedding invitations
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Weekly planners
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Writing papers
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And more!
If opening a stationery store
sounds like the career of your dreams, the FabJob
Guide to Become a Stionery Store Owner is for you! In
this e-book you will discover how you can get started and succeed in the
retail stationery business.
The guide offers insider
tips and expert advice from successful stationery store owners
and covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to open
a stationery store in the United States or Canada, plus helpful advice for opening a stationery store in any country. It includes:

How
to Start a Stationery Store Business
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How
to create a business plan for your stationery store (includes a
sample stationery store business plan)
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Deciding
what kind of stationery store to open
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An
overview of options for your stationery store business:
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Buying
an existing stationery store or card store (including how to find
stationery stores for sale)
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Buying
a stationery store franchise
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Opening
a new stationery store
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Advice
on choosing a name and signage for your stationery store
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Where
to get start-up financing for your stationery store business (includes
sample start-up budgets)
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Information
about the different legal
structures for businesses and the advantages and disadvantages of each
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How
much space (square footage) you need to open your stationery store
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How
to choose a good location for your stationery store
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Creating the interior design
of your stationery store with tips on how to display items to increase
sales
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Information on the types of
licenses
and insurance you will need to start your stationery store business
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Equipment
and supplies you need to start a retail stationery store business and where
to get them
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How
to get inventory for your stationery shop including information
on:
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Stationery trade shows
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Where to find wholesalers
of
greeting cards and stationery products
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Tips on negotiating the best
terms
with suppliers
Managing
Your Stationery Store
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How
to develop effective systems for operating your stationery store
on a daily basis (including
opening and closing duties, and sales procedures)
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How
to set your prices (includes a sample price list for stationery
products)
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Accepting
payments
from customers
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How
to organize inventory in your stationery shop
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Theft
prevention techniques
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Computer
software
that can help you manage your inventory of greeting cards and stationery
products
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Ways
to attract customers to your stationery store through advertising
and low cost publicity
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How
to plan your grand opening
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Creating
a website for your stationery business
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Increasing
sales with effective customer relations, including how to get repeat
business
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How
to handle
difficult customers
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How
to find and hire great stationery store employees

Plus
you will find even more resources and advice, including:
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Other services you can offer
to customers to increase your income
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An
overview of stationery product categories
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Valuable samples and
checklists for starting your stationery store, including:
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Sample
business
plan for a stationery store
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Sample
stationery store
floor plan
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Sample
lease
agreement
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Sample
budgets
for a stationery store
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Sample
daily sales report
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Sample stationery store price
list
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Sample press release
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Checklist
to evaluate competing stationery stores
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Checklist
for finding the perfect location
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Supplies
checklist
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Store operations checklist
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And more! (including free
updates)
You can have all this and more
for an incredible price. It can cost hundreds of dollars to take courses
on starting a business, and chances are they will not include specific
information about how to open a stationery store. The FabJob
Guide to Become a Stationery Store Owner
contains some of the
best business advice you could get from other sources, plus much more.
It
can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some costly mistakes,
and give you information you need to open your own stationery store.
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If
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store.
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to read as possible. You can also print a copy from your own computer.
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from the sale of each guide to planting trees and protecting the world's
rain forests.
Bonus
CD-ROM Also Available: If you would like
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FabJob.com
was featured in Woman's World Magazine
("Land Your Dream Job" article).
"The
FabJob Guide to Become a Stationery Store Owner takes you step-by-step through
what you need to know to open and operate your own stationery store or
greeting card store. The guide offers insider advice from experts
currently working in the stationery industry to help you achieve your own
success as a stationery store owner."
—Brenna
Pearce, Editor
"When customers walk in
and say ... 'I love this shop' it can be so rewarding."
—Kristie Lee Wagner Owner,
Anjénu
Chicago, Illinois
"The most rewarding thing
for me is the personal relationships I have developed with my customers.
Be it a bride that returns time and again, then becomes a mother and returns
time and again and then brings her children in to start them on stationery
products, to just a customer searching for a unique and personal gift."
—Cathy Zuniga
Owner, Paperie & Co
Dallas, Texas
Cathy
and Kristie are two of the stationery store owners and experts who
give advice in this FabJob guide
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more money.
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—
From the "2008 Money & Investing Guide," by Tamara E. Holmes, Essence
Magazine, January, 2008
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