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reanaya

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #20 on: April 25, 2011, 10:13:16 pm »
@moonchild actually sa divisoria nga kame bibili ng supplies konti konti lang muna hanggang sa mabuild up na sya gusto ko rin kasi talaga yung may sarili akong store kasi dito sa house namen wala masyadong space so gagamit lang ako ng malaking table. Advice nga saken ng mom ko babaan ko daw ng kaunti yung paninda ko para bumalik ang customers.
 
Excited na nga ako and I hope for the best.



Nuriko

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #21 on: May 01, 2011, 08:53:57 pm »
Hi sisters. This is my first post. Plan din namin ng college friend ko na magtayo ng school supplies retail store sa province nya sa Mindoro. Ang start-up capital namin sa mismong supplies ay P10,000 lang muna. Feeling namin ok naman yung lugar kasi malapit sya sa elementary at high school. Ang mangyayari, sya yung hands-on sa business mismo at ako yung bibili dito sa Manila. Saan kaya talagang mura yung school supplies? May mare-recommend ba kayong suppliers? First time namin kasi magtatayo ng negosyo so talagang clueless kami. May nakapagtry na ba sa inyo ng ganito? Hindi kaya magiging magastos lalo itong gagawin namin kasi manggagaling pa yung supplies dito sa Manila at ipapadala ko pa sa Mindoro?  :-\ Comments, suggestions? Thanks!

lovemyself

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #22 on: November 23, 2011, 06:39:13 pm »
^sis, kung madalas kang umuuwi sa mindori, okay lang yan. pero kung ang gastos mo is shipping, dapat bulk ang pagpapadala para hindi sayang ang shipping fee...

ang tagal ko ng nag-iisip kung anong business ang magugustuhan kong i-maintain. we've tried having an eatery pero hindi yun ang interest ko. having a school supplies store is one of my dream business. thanks for starting this thread and i hope we can get more inputs from those of you who have experiences already :)

caterpillar-girl

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #23 on: December 29, 2011, 12:32:18 pm »
My mom is thinking of putting up a school supplies store near her office. Para lang maaliw aliw lang sya haha. Anyway, yung pwesto nung store, 20K monthly ang rent. Hindi ba sila malulugi kung may ganung factor sa overhead? Maliit yung pwesto pero tapat ng mga 3 schools so saktong sakto sana, kung di lang malaki yung rent.

lovemyself

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« Reply #24 on: December 31, 2011, 07:48:11 am »
^i think lugi sa rent palang. yan ang isang malaking factor na dapat i-consider. may electricity bills pa. water, food, salary of the employee. eh maliit lang naman ang patong ng school supplies at hindi naman araw araw binibili ng mga tao.

aya88

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #25 on: January 27, 2012, 03:15:17 pm »
hi mga sis..

i'm planning to put up this kind of biz.

Yung loc ko kasi malapit sa schools (HS, Elem and Pre-school), maliliit na stores lang ang competitors ko. Ang problema ko ngayon mga sis kung saan ako kukuha ng mga school supplies na mura lang para maliit lang din ang mark up ko. Mas mura, mas saleable! Below Class A kasi ang mga target market ko.

Malayo kasi sa city proper ang loc, 30mins travel pa.

I'm from Gensan. Sino sa inyo taga Davao or may alam na school supplies supplier na taga Davao? Plano ko kasi doon ako kukuha.  Wala kasi akong alam na supplier dito sa Gensan and if sa big store or mall na ako bibili, mahal na sya plus mark apan ko pa..  :-\

Sana may taga Davao here..


euqihn18

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #26 on: March 15, 2012, 02:55:05 pm »
mga sis question po ulet...yong mga school supplies ba na binebenta sa bangketa sa divi e sa mga school/office supplies store sa binondo din nila kinukuha? or iba pa po ang mga kinukuhaan nila ng supplies kaya mura talaga ang bentahan nila? worried lang po if sa binondo ako kukuha ng stocks then same lang pala yon sa divi, e diba po some items sa divi is questionable ang quality and some are not safe pa nga for kids...any idea po mga sis? salamat ng marami  :)

runaway_bridesmaid

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #27 on: June 11, 2012, 06:38:18 pm »
we just started a school supplies/general merchandise store, sana mag click ;D

pinklilac

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« Reply #28 on: June 13, 2012, 02:08:01 pm »
mga sis.saan exact loc sa binondo bilihan ng school supplies?

tia

runaway_bridesmaid

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #29 on: June 20, 2012, 09:27:27 am »
me too, saan po banda sa divisoria may mas mura makukuhanan ng school supplies wholesaler price po, yung sa mga bangketa kasi pare pareho lang ang price nila, pati rin yun mga pwesto sa loob ng malls

aionlineshop

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #30 on: June 26, 2012, 04:26:23 pm »
Putting up a school supplies especially with no competitor is great and lucky enough.
if summer time, try to add up something fancy things, as well as fancy school supplies.
Or why not try to put up photo and document printing while it's summer. Just a computer, a software and printer. Anything that's related to your business that you surely know will be a hit though it's not school time.  ;)

mrsonthego

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« Reply #31 on: January 25, 2013, 11:18:39 am »
hi mga sis! i have a small school supplies store, i just want to have an idea since malapit na ang bakasyon ano ang magandang itinda? sayang naman kasi kung isara ko ng 2 months dahil walang estudyante, sayang ang renta. ano kaya mga suggestions ninyo?? thanks!!

redpickles

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #32 on: January 25, 2013, 07:19:09 pm »
more inputs pa mga sis.

Saan nga po ang eksaktong address sa divisoria?

Pa'pm naman po ako ng contact number/address if meron kayo mga sis.

TIA!:)

Catzultr

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« Reply #33 on: March 26, 2013, 02:48:33 pm »
Hi girls, school supplies business is a smart choice. But having a 10-30k start up, you could only realize a margin of 15-20%. .just in case you sell 1k a day, that' s 30k a month, your sales income is just 4500-6000 per month. . If u will employ a person to man your store you could  probably pay her 3000-4500 a month depending on your area. .or rent a space of 3000/month. .pay electric bills & water for let's say 300. Your total expenses will be around 6600-10000. .vs your income of 4500-6000 . .

mrsonthego

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« Reply #34 on: June 05, 2013, 12:42:34 pm »
kamusta ang bentahan? ;)

maansky

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #35 on: June 23, 2013, 05:46:06 pm »
we're about to start this kind of biz, yung may ganito ring business share naman kayo ng experience niyo. how much ang kita everyday? kahit ballpark lang. thanks!  ;)

lanee_beu

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #36 on: June 28, 2013, 11:36:21 am »
gusto ko rin mag put up ng ganitong business, mahilig kasi ako mag collect ng notebooks and pens.  ;)

sette112096

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #37 on: November 07, 2014, 09:35:32 pm »
ang tagal kong hindi nakapag-post dito. update ko lang, kung may interested, hahaha.

we just opened our school supplies business last june 2014 and so far ok ang bentahan. tapos nung july, naglagay na kami ng lamination services, august, we offered printing services, photos and documents.  tapos nung september nakabili kami ng photocopying machine. maliit lang ang pwesto namin kasi sa bahay lang pero ok lang kasi wala kaming rent.  sa divisoria kami namimili ng paninda at sinamahan ko na rin paunti-unti ng anik-anik kasi halos lahat na lang hinahanap sa tindahan namin, hahaha.  :)

malakas ang xerox sa amin pati yung research ng pictures sa google tapos ipapa-print. nagpakabit na rin kami ng dsl kasi minsan yung mga students sa facebook messages pa kinukuha yung mga ipapaprint nila.

nakakatuwa lang kasi natupad na yung pangarap kong business.

Super Nix

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #38 on: February 19, 2016, 09:52:50 am »
Ito din isa sa mga gusto kong business since I'm a public school teacher, alam na alam ko ang needs ng mga students ngayon. We live in a subdivision kasi, walang place to rent. Someday, in God's time, matutupad na to :)

Dreamer0204

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Re: school supplies business
« Reply #39 on: July 27, 2016, 05:41:32 pm »
Hi, its a good thing na may ganitong thread here sa site. I am interested in putting up this kind of business. Actually it will be a big leap for me, I am currently working here in Manila with a lucrative pay pero I really want to start my own business kaya lang sa province siya.

Nakabili kasi ako ng farm sa isang province and dahil madalas akong magpabalik balik napansin ko that yung pinakasentro nila ay walang malaking tindahan ng school supplies, bookbinding and etc so most of the students eh pumupunta pa sa pinakacity which is 2 hours ride pa. Marami namang schools surrounding the area. On my end siguro ang pinakastruggle ko will be yung surviving sa pagtira sa province kasi gusto ko ako mismo ang magmanage and letting go of my monthly income as an employee.

Can someone give me insights on how much ba yung possible na kitain sa ganitong business? daily and monthly sana, considering all the expenses and also how much yung need ko na iinvest. Gusto ko is yung lahat ng basic school supplies available sa store k with photocopier and bookbinding.

Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance!:)




 

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