Lot’s a Pizza: Proudly All-Pinoy Pizza
Next to fast-food chains selling burgers, the most patronized parlors are those engaged in pizzas and it makes a potential high-income business. Pizza industry in the country are dominated by Pizza Hut, Shakey’s and Greenwich. A name who can well rank on the 4th spot is the run and owned pizza franchise business by Mr. And Mrs. Eduardo G. Ngan Tian with a very positive sounding name, LOTS’ A PIZZA!
Humble beginning
Lots’A Pizza was born when Mr. and Mrs. Ngan Tian were looking for a product that they could specialize in. They decided to concentrate on pizza because they found out that it was more popular worldwide than hamburger.
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Food Cart Business on the Go
Small capital, easy set-up and a good chance of success are just some of the reason why Food Cart Business is thriving in the Philippines. If you will look at the market trend today, Food cart business is the choice of most aspiring entreprenuers.
A food cart is a business where you can start on low capital ranging from P30,000 to a maximum of P300,000. But it could be a little lower though, depending on how you will put it–by franchise or on your own. Some companies offered food cart franchise for as low as P10,000 per package that includes, the cart, product, uniform for the crew and training.
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Bargains and Discounts at Pinoy Online Shopping Malls
Online Shopping in the Philippines is booming. With the advent of new technology, cyberspace gives the comforts of our home to purchase things without the hustle and bustle of actually going to the store. If you are not yet aware, a lot of online stores are now available in the Philippines to give you stress-free shopping.
While majority of Filipino online shoppers still buys from international sites, like amazon.com and ebay.com, it is not hurting to try our very own Filipino online shops and they’re as good as well. In fact, MyAyala.com won the most popular online site in the country in a survey commissioned by Filipino Online Shopper Report.
Well, shopaholics out there,check out this article as Magnegosyo.com list down some of this online shops which you can try.
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Tips on Putting Up Your Small Business
By Excel V. Dyquiangco
Putting up a small business requires grit, determination and motivation, and most especially, he or she must be business-minded. At the same time, deciding on what type of business to venture in will need a lot of research, study and determining who your target market is.
Having good business sense is definitely a must, but some formal training on business management is also important. But that’s another subject worthy of a separate full article. For now, here is the starting point in putting up a business and to stay afloat in the marketing world.
Chinese Filipino Business Club (CFBC) Free Seminar for SMEs
The Chinese Filipino Business Club, Inc. (CFBC) in cooperation with Globe Broadband will conduct a free seminar on business solutions for micro and small and medium enterprises (SME’s) on April 27, Friday at 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon. The activity will be held on 8th floor, Sky 1 Tower, 68 Dasmarinas st., Binondo, Manila.
The one day seminar aims to help micro and SME’s find another way or strategy to make their income grow higher through the help of broadband internet connection.
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How Pinay Housemaid created a multi-million business
It was proven time and again that poverty is not hindrance to success.If you will just work hard, have faith and persevere you will surely become successful. I read a very inspiring success story in a newspaper lately. And i woud like to share it with you guys. It is the story of Leonora C. Atienza, or “Aling Nora” to everyone, who was able to put her Charmica soap business into a million peso venture. Amazing isn’t it? How did she do it? Well, read on and be inspired.
Aling Nora came from a poor family. She and her siblings, 11 of them learned the hard way in their childhood. Their parents are rope maker from Pangasinan, and the children would help their parents day and night in rope making.
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Micro-Finance Business Booms in Palawan
By Jodelen O. Ortiz
Rain or shine, it’s business as usual for the vendors outside the Provincial Capitol of Palawan patiently waiting in their uniform rolling stores given to them by the Provincial Government. These vendors are just a few of the hundreds of micro-entrepreneurs in Puerto Princesa City alone selling buckets full of barbeque, balot, peanuts and chicken parts.
The giving out of rolling stores or booths is one of the projects of the Palawan local government in support of the growing micro-business in the area. The Capitol Park Square has already become an entertainment center with different social, cultural, musical, and dance activities being held almost every evening. This has become a free venue to showcase the Palawenos’ talents. A traffic of potential customers is what the Capitol was able to achieve to help the vendors in the area.
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16th Hog Convention and Trade Exhibits Kicks-Off
The National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) opens its 16th Annual Convention and Trade Exhibits at SM Mega Trade Hall in Mandaluyong City yesterday. With the theme “Filipino Hog Farmers, Go and Grow Global” , the convention gathers hog farmers (commercial and backyard), and members and officials of NFHFI from all […]
Philippine Airlines expands summer flights
As the summer heat begins, more and more local and foreign tourists plans their next vacation. In line with this, Philippine Airlines, introduces new summer plans. PAL is expanding it’s flight capacity to local and international destinations to accommodate the growing number of tourists this summer.
Flights to Kalibo,Tagbilaran,Tacloban and Cagayan de Oro will be […]
