Want to sell products into one of the fastest growing tag and label markets out there? Turn your sights to RFID labels. Growth is forecast to be a whopping 11.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2030. So what, exactly, is RFID? How do you explain it to potential customers?
Have you ever wondered why your doctor’s office still hands you a clipboard and asks you to fill out a paper form? Even though there have been federal requirements to move toward electronic records, printed healthcare forms are stubbornly sticking around.
Just because paper forms and checks are declining doesn’t mean they are disappearing altogether. There are still highly profitable pockets of business if you know where to look for them—and you don’t want those profits getting snapped up by someone else.
As print distributors evaluate their product mixes to remain profitable, many wonder whether they should continue selling printed financial products such as business forms, invoices, and checks.
Manufacturing and distribution are fast paced and constantly changing, and constantly changing means that forms need to be updated and reprinted on a regular basis. That translates into ongoing, recurring revenue for distributors.
