141. Growing an Intentional Stationery Business: Planning, Manufacturing, Marketing, and Working with Retail 842 1024 Naché Snow

141. Growing an Intentional Stationery Business: Planning, Manufacturing, Marketing, and Working with Retail

Elisha Mcghee, owner of Page Eleven has black boxed braids, black dangling earrings, and a black satin long sleaved top on with pink and white flowers. She has her left hand on her neck and she's leaning on a desk that has a calendar on it.

Elisha McGhee started Page Eleven Paper Goods to inspire people to move towards their goals and aspirations. Page Eleven strives to clarify how you move. Therefore, you can execute relentlessly and accept accountability. Page Eleven engages in personal growth and developmental change. Your inner strength is your outer foundation.

In this episode, Elisha walks us through the process of conceptualizing and manufacturing her first product. We discuss how the pandemic impacted her business, working with retailers, and the importance of delegation. She leaves us with some great marketing tips, and we nerd out about our love for Notion as a digital tool even though we both love paper planning products.

Timestamps

07:57 Launch of the first product in 2016
14:37 Manufacturing stationery products
20:36 How the pandemic impacted her and the business
23:26 Getting into retail
34:33 How delegation helped her keep up with the increase in demand
39:56 Marketing tips
52:25 How she uses Notion

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