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  Ever wondered how e-commerce giants like Amazon, Flipkart have almost everything and can even deliver it to you in a day or two?! With a nationwide business model, have you ever wondered how they manage to stock such different varieties of products in huge numbers and achieve their on-time delivery promise?  Well, just to enlighten you, these sellers over achieve basis the concept of dropshipping.  So what is dropshipping? It is a process by which sellers list and take orders on their store or website but drop-shippers / third party vendors, manufacture the product, pack and ship the product to the customer directly in the name of the seller to whom the customer had placed the original order. This process makes the entire selling and distribution process simple and cost-efficient too.   So what makes the dropshipping process so successful?  The idea of a business is that the product or service has to reach the end-user and it involves various aspects such as manufacturing, transport

Edward Murphy once conducted the Crazy Rocket Experiment. In its simplest form, he wanted to experiment how much pressure a human being could withstand. But his experiments failed over and over again, no matter how many times he tried to achieve the same thing in different ways. That’s why it came to be called Murphy’s Law. If something has to go wrong, it will go wrong. It’s not a physics law, but just something that someone said to end a disappointing day!  The printer is somehow synonymous with this Law. Whenever you need to take a printout, it seems to always be in trouble, one kind or the other. Just because things go wrong, it doesn't mean they are out of control. Because that's exactly why clictoprint began to come into existence.     You may need just one, but we can give 10 reasons to choose us repeatedly over, for all your printing needs! 1: Everything is online That means you need not go searching for printing shops, stand in long queues, get worked up and print the

  The year 2020 marked the beginning of something unusual. We learnt unfamiliar terms like lockdown, quarantine, social distancing and a lot more. We had only seen pandemics in crime series all along and never did we realise that such things could be real! The pandemic had an impact on everyone’s continuity. People had reduced access to everyday needs (if not essentials), causing quite a roadblock to progress with. Students above everything were stolen off their golden periods of school and college time. Not only did many lose the opportunity to collectively meet and interact, but they also had to compromise on their projects & reports deliverables. They made use of bare minimums they had access to, which turned out to be rather challenging for them to complete their tasks and this intensified their mental pressure.   Work from home and online classes were new concepts for almost everyone! Though globally online learning and remote working are not new concepts, for India it turned

Most of us receive marketing calls from multiple companies in a day. Have you ever thought about how they ended up with your number in the first place?!   One of the most common sources is that small photocopying / printing shop at the end of the street, you visited to take a print or copy of some documents or reports. If you are thinking if this is even possible, read this article to know more. Before we understand how this happens let us take a look at the brief history of printing and photocopying. Printing Printing is the process of etching or engraving or imprinting or reproducing some texts or images onto a material. The first printing dates back to before 220 AD in China where woodblock printing was used for designing clothes and from then on printing was developed and innovated in various countries. The movable type printing, printing press, rotary printing press, letterpress, gravure printing were a few of the innovations made in the early stages of printing. The first electro