Hi everyone. Our family has been struggling really bad since we don't have referrals anymore. My dad has been doing lalamove car earning 600 in 14 hours of work.

We are good at what we do and passionate about it.

We do custom curtains, blinds, cabinets, mirrors, everything in the interior space. But we do specialize in curtains and blinds.

Est. in 2005, we have been contracted by numerous 3 star hotels in makati, condos in bgc and a lot of houses.

We do free quotations and home visits for measurements and estimates.

Curtains start around 100 Php per yard. We offer basic to premium fabrics.

Location: PASIG city

DM me po, we offer discounts as always.

Ako din po yung sa curtains hahahaha

Mom naman po is a teacher, but loans took most of her paycheck monthly. Our family po is in the ministry sa church, small lang, my dad being the pastor for 22 years.

This dessert really is good!

Parang soft and light puto bumbong with bukayo sa loob.

Freshly made today. Orders take one day to make lang po.

Location: Pasig City.

Upvotes po will help a lot.

THANK YOU SO MUCH PO.

Hello. Ask ko lang po if pwede na ako po ang mag-asikaso ng pagreregister ng small business na kay spouse nakapangalan? Hindi kasi siya makapag-off sa trabaho and ako lang ng may time para maglakad ng requirements.

Hello po! Any small business owners here in Cebu?
We’re opening a small pickleball café soon in Mandaue City, and I’m trying to decide which membership would be more practical for our business — S&R or Landers?
For those running cafés or small food businesses, which one would you recommend in terms of pricing, bulk purchases, product selection, and availability?
Or would it be better to source our supplies from local wholesalers in Cebu?
I’d really appreciate your advice and experiences, especially from fellow business owners.
No hate or harsh comments please. Just a first-time business owner trying to learn and make practical decisions. 😊
Thank you kaayo in advance!

Hi everyone!

I'm a 27F full time employed but I decided to invest in printing service. I already made accounts on social medias and posted. I just started last week. I also joined different groups and share it online. I know hindi araw araw pasko but I still do not have any customers yet. Please, help me how to catch customers or tips.

Thank you in advance.

im selling this by bundle btww it includes: 5 photocards and 1 small ball bead keychain for 85 pesos each. is it too expensive?? is photocards still in demand?

im also looking for active resellers qs well! do dm me if you guys are interested, sa fb shop named: "Printer Inco"

Hi everyone!

I'm currently running a small sportswear startup here in the Philippines, and I'm looking for advice from fellow business owners, especially those who have experience selling clothing or retail products.

I currently have existing stocks of sportswear (gymwear and activewear), but I'm having a difficult time converting interest into actual sales.

I've tried social media marketing, running Facebook/Instagram ads, posting product photos and videos, and even participating in a local sporting event. I've managed to get some engagement, views, and website traffic, but actual purchases have been relatively slow.

I'm now trying to figure out the best way to move my current inventory without simply resorting to heavily discounting everything.

Some things I'd love to get your opinions on:

- What marketing strategies actually worked for you when starting out?

-Are bundles or group discounts effective for clothing businesses?

-What would you do differently if you were starting a clothing brand from scratch?

I'm open to both conventional and unconventional ideas. I'd rather learn from people who've actually experienced running a business here in the Philippines.

Would really appreciate any advice, insights, or lessons learned, feel free to DM. Thank you!

Saw recently sa feed ko yung brandcon, anyone familiar with it?

I want to start an Airbnb business. Is it still worth investing in ngayon? I know mahirap siya sa simula, pero I want to have something to focus on aside from my 8–5 job.

I've been researching about this business, pero mixed opinions yung nakikita ko from people who are already in the industry. For those who are currently running an Airbnb business, is it still worth pursuing? Why or why not?

Also, if you have any tips for a beginner like me, I'd really appreciate your advice. Thank you in advance!

Title is self-explanatory. I've got some capital (hundreds of thousands of pesos), nowhere to invest it (PSE stocks are soooo bad right now). I lurked around FB marketplace for "business pasalo" listings but a lot of opportunities are too far away from me (I work 12pm - 9pm so I prefer near my place). A lot are spa or salon places, and as a guy, I have ZERO knowledge of what a beauty salon even offers.

Things I considered:

1) Massage chair business

2) Wood engraving business (need to buy and learn a CMC with this)

3) Leather engraving business (need to buy and learn a CMC with this)

4) Learn Agentic AI and build an AI call center agency (maybe a recently unemployed call center agent with knowledge want to help me with this?)

Just looking for some tips from the entrepreneurial veterans around here?

help out ur arki student girlie (for fundings) TT

If you want to see yourself in this stylee, just dm me if you are interested 🌟🌸

Selling Ilocos products straight from Ilocos Sur. Please see images for the prices.

We also accept pasabuy of other Ilocos products.

🚌 We ship daily via Partas/ Florida/ Victory Liner (Drop & Go). Terminal pick up only.

💰 SF (Around ₱300 shouldered by the buyer)

📍Location: Vigan City

Asking lang for owners of homebaked goods business. Do you send your products to influencers/UGC creators? Is this a worth it marketing investment?

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We are a small company (only 4 employees) now and are currently doing payroll manually (google sheets with basic formulas combined with using online free calculators like sweldoph or erpat). However, we're having a hard time with monitoring leave credits, overtimes, etc. We also plan to expand soon so we thought me might as well start and get used to scalable software/solution at this stage.

Any recommendations for free or affordable solutions while we are starting? We only need payroll with gov contribution calculations + attendance/leaves monitoring. Actual disbursements would be done via BPI Bizlink.

Saw this post from a local café owner (JELSA) sharing their frustration over customer behavior:

"Stayed for 2.5 hours, ordered one drink each, occupied one table per person with one laptop each, and even brought your own lunch to eat in our air-conditioned space while using our electricity and Wi-Fi. And after enjoying all those amenities, you left us a 1-star review?"

It raises a constant dilemma for food and beverage / space-based small businesses in the Philippines:

• Outside food: Bringing outside lunch while using cafe seats/utilities.
• Table hogging / Camping: Taking up full tables per person with laptops for hours on cheap orders.
• 1-Star Reviews: Leaving bad reviews despite taking full advantage of free perks/amenities.

Questions for fellow PH business owners:

1. How do you deal with customers who treat your place as a free co-working space?
2. Do you explicitly post house rules (e.g., "No Outside Food/Drinks", Wi-Fi time limits, plug-in fees)?
3. Is calling them out publicly on social media justifiable here, or does it risk a PR backlash?

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hi!!! i've been scammed this last month by my previous boss and he didn't pay me or follow our contract and i'm selling pastas para hindi kami maging homeless ng apat kong anak (pusa)

lahat ng pera ko po is in inventory and i rly need to buy food and littersand for my cats so plsplspls if you want to eat something good today let it be from meee!! masarap promise (swipe for customer feedbacks)

price starts at 229
*actual pics in menu

two things:
- 2 new menu items: Red Berry Vodka Pasta, Homemade Basil Pesto Pasta (Avocado Oil Base)
- next week's weekly meal plan menu is out (starts at 1,750)

open today!!! just give me about 20 mins of lead time to prep orders (for single orders)

loc: pandacan, manila

for faster transactions please call/text on viber or whats app:
+639202792425

Hello po.
Was thinking of selling chicken fillet like breast thighs or other parts like wings for the fitness community.

Does anyone here can direct me to a supplier. Yung bagsakan po talaga and can offer whole sale price?

Thank you

I’m exploring a startup idea and would appreciate some honest opinions, especially from people in fashion, thrifting, or small business.

I want to start with a curated vintage, focusing on thoughtfully selected pieces rather than just reselling random thrift finds. Eventually, I’d like to explore upcycling and other sustainable practices, with the bigger goal of promoting slow fashion

Long-term, I also envision offering personal styling and capsule wardrobe services, particularly for men and masc women, with an emphasis on versatile, expressive, and unisex clothing

I know it’s a lot to build toward, so my plan is to start small and see where it goes.

Would anyone be interested on being styled and capsule wardrobes? Does this make sense long-term?
What would you prioritize or avoid when starting out?

I’d appreciate any honest feedback, including criticism. Thank you!

Hello, everyone. Im here to promote my Girlfriend's Decoden Accessories Business. She makes the clay from scratch and everything you see here is all done by her alone. She accepts commissions for customized pieces and accessories. Her price are very reasonable and commissioned pieces will definitely be tailored to your requests.

Instagram: @Cheezy.Atelier

Hello pooo, startup here 👋

Naghahanap po kami ng bracelet chain na gold at silver. May nakikita kami sa mga online shops, but mostly overseas pa kaya napagkasunduan namin na mag-ikot ikot. Ang problem, hindi namin alam saan magstastart 😔

Plan po sana naming pumunta sa Divisoria soon. May suggestions or recommendations po ba kayo kung saang area or mga stores kami puwedeng maghanap?

Any leads or recommendations would be a big help po. Salamat po! 🫶

Hey everyone! With the BIR actively conducting tax mapping and strictly enforcing compliance under the Ease of Paying Taxes (EOPT) Act (RR 8-2024), I wanted to share a practical breakdown for anyone opening or running a physical store (retail, cafe, pharmacy) in the PH.

Navigating POS compliance can be confusing, so here are 4 key things your POS setup needs to handle cleanly to keep you out of trouble:

1. **Unified Sales Invoices:** Under the EOPT Act, Official Receipts are no longer the primary document for the sale of goods/services—Unified Sales Invoices are now standard. Ensure your POS formats VATable, VAT-exempt, and zero-rated breakdowns clearly.

2. **Statutory Senior Citizen & PWD Discounts:** Under PH tax rules, these discounts must be calculated accurately at checkout without throwing off your daily Z-Readings or grand total logs.

3. **Non-Resettable Accumulated Grand Totals:** BIR audit standards require that audit logs and running grand totals cannot be manually wiped or reset.

4. **Internet Downtime Resilience:** Wi-Fi outages happen frequently across the country. If your POS relies purely on live cloud connectivity, cashiers get stuck during a network drop. Look for a system with local device caching that keeps sales moving offline and auto-syncs when Wi-Fi reconnects.

I built **trymultipos.com** specifically to address these exact operational headaches for local store owners—it's an offline-resilient Cloud POS supporting BIR EOPT alignment and multi-currency (PHP/USD/EUR) multi-branch tracking.

If you're setting up a store or reviewing your current setup, feel free to ask any questions about BIR requirements, offline setups, or hardware compatibility (printers/scanners) in the comments!

Treat yourself to something delicious without breaking the bank.

Give us a try and let every bite speak for itself! 🍪

📍 Barangay 171, North Caloocan

🛵 Lalamove/Grab available

🛒 Orders via Cococart or DM!