Sharpie Notes
Read practical notes on marker bundles, refill timing, presentation kits, and documentation questions that come up when schools, offices, and distributors buy writing instruments in volume.
Not all Sharpie markers are created equal for every job. Drawing on 6 years of office supply budgeting, here's how to choose the right pen based on your actual use case—and why paying more upfront can sometimes save money.
A cost controller's guide to choosing the right office supplies – from Sharpie permanent markers to printers and calculators – based on your specific needs, budget, and team size.
A cost controller's deep dive into the hidden costs of office markers, and why refillable Sharpie gel pens might save your budget.
A procurement manager explains why Sharpie sgel pens are worth the investment, using real cost data, TCO analysis, and hard-learned lessons.
Staring at a Sharpie stain? The fix depends on the surface and how long it's been there. Here are three real-world approaches from someone who's handled emergency cleanup for event signage, office whiteboards, and client materials.
A no-fluff guide to choosing the right paper size and marker for custom framing projects. I share the mistakes I made (and how you can avoid them).
Answers to common Sharpie questions including toxicity, gel pens, highlighter makeup, and permanent marker removal, from an emergency office supply specialist.
A no-nonsense guide from someone who’s triaged dozens of rush office crises: why Sharpie markers—especially non-toxic versions and the B002BA5WMI highlighter set—should be in every emergency kit, plus how discount calculators and printer fixes fit into the bigger picture.
A procurement manager explains why Sharpie sgel pens are worth the investment, using real cost data, TCO analysis, and hard-learned lessons.
A former office supply reseller and current office manager explains why the product segmentation within the Sharpie brand matters more than most buyers realize, sharing hard-learned lessons from a $3,200 ordering mistake.