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.
A five-step office supply checklist for stocking Sharpie markers and pens, setting up a test grade calculator and graph paper printable, and fixing an HP printer that's offline.
An office administrator with over 5 years of purchasing experience shares practical advice on buying Sharpie markers individually vs. in bulk, addresses ink safety concerns, and offers actionable tips for B2B buyers and small businesses.
After years of relying on Sharpie retractable pens, I switched to the classic marker + cap combo. Here’s my honest take on why the discontinued line isn’t the loss you think it is.
A procurement-focused comparison between Sharpie's bold paint markers and the new Metal Sharpie S gel pen, written from an office administrator's perspective. Covers everyday writing, labeling, and client-facing needs.
A practical, cost-focused guide for B2B buyers on how to audit office supply spending, covering Sharpie markers, pencil cases, and specialty tools like fountain pens.
An office administrator shares a personal story about choosing between budget dry-erase markers and Sharpie products, revealing how a focus on unit price led to hidden costs and a valuable lesson in total value.
A practical, scenario-based guide for B2B buyers on selecting Sharpie markers, written from a procurement manager's perspective with actionable cost strategies.
A side-by-side comparison of Sharpie TEC markers vs Sharpie Gel pens from a quality inspector's perspective. We compare durability, ink performance, precision, and cost-per-use to help B2B buyers make the right choice.
A procurement admin's take on why Sharpie marker selection isn't about price—it's about user satisfaction, paper compatibility, and total cost. Real experience, not theory.
A procurement manager shares how a simple audit of marker purchases—from silver Sharpie pens to assorted color sets—revealed hidden costs and saved thousands.