Small Commercial and Quick Printer: 2006-2011 study
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Small Commercial and Quick Printer Study: 2006-2011 (300 Pages)
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- What is the Quick Printer’s path to success? What are the market leaders doing, how are they growing their business? This study investigates the print business at small copy shops, franchises, and the superstores such as Office Max and Office Depot. Is the future franchise or owner/operator? Is the future national branding or print and distribute or 'all print is local'? Will the new global owners of quick print centers be using their last mile delivery capability to build a new business for advertisers?
This project defines the size of the quick print market (dollars and sites), and profiles the profit leaders including product mix and print processes. It identifies sales trends for the next 5-10 years. It also segments the 2005 market size by: franchise quick printers, owner/operator entrepreneurs, superstore quick print sites, and FedEx or UPS owned sites. It also identifies product and ancillary service mix such as: print, digital printing, wide format, embroidery, banners, web page development, etc. (J Zarwan Partners and Sherburne & Associates for PRIMIR)
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(The report will be shipped to you within 24 hours.)
See Table of Contents
- What is the Quick Printer’s path to success? What are the market leaders doing, how are they growing their business? This study investigates the print business at small copy shops, franchises, and the superstores such as Office Max and Office Depot. Is the future franchise or owner/operator? Is the future national branding or print and distribute or 'all print is local'? Will the new global owners of quick print centers be using their last mile delivery capability to build a new business for advertisers?
This project defines the size of the quick print market (dollars and sites), and profiles the profit leaders including product mix and print processes. It identifies sales trends for the next 5-10 years. It also segments the 2005 market size by: franchise quick printers, owner/operator entrepreneurs, superstore quick print sites, and FedEx or UPS owned sites. It also identifies product and ancillary service mix such as: print, digital printing, wide format, embroidery, banners, web page development, etc. (J Zarwan Partners and Sherburne & Associates for PRIMIR)
See Table of Contents
(The report will be shipped to you within 24 hours.)
