Your Business Has a Personality Problem: Why Filipino SMEs Need to Unlearn Founder Culture
Walk into any small Filipino business and you’ll often find the same scene. The owner is everywhere. They talk to every…
Walk into any small Filipino business and you’ll often find the same scene. The owner is everywhere. They talk to every…
Sales and promos are everywhere. TikTok sellers offer flash deals all day. Big retailers run massive sale events every month. And…
In many ways, small business owners are like farmers. They invest in something they believe in, nurture it daily, and hope to see it thrive. And just like in farming, success in business requires more than hard work. It takes planning, timing, resourcefulness, and a strong mindset focused on long-term results.
Starting a business with limited capital can feel overwhelming. With so many things to spend on, it can be hard to know where to begin. Every peso counts, so it is important to prioritize wisely. The goal is not to spend more, but to spend smart, putting your money where it matters most.
Success for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) goes beyond offering great products or services. It is also about building meaningful customer relationships, staying organized, and making informed business decisions. That’s where CRM steps in.
Standing out in today’s competitive market can be tough, especially for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Philippines. With so many players offering similar products or services, the challenge is no longer just about being present, it is about being different, better, and more memorable.
According to the research team of Unicapital, with inflation easing to 3.1% and expectations of lower global oil prices, households are likely to experience relief, leading to increased consumer spending. This favorable economic environment makes the early months of the year an ideal time for businesses to launch impactful marketing campaigns that capture attention, engage customers, and drive sales.
According to the research team of Unicapital, with inflation easing to 3.1% and expectations of lower global oil prices, households are likely to experience relief, leading to increased consumer spending. This favorable economic environment makes the early months of the year an ideal time for businesses to launch impactful marketing campaigns that capture attention, engage customers, and drive sales.
Many Filipinos start side hustles to earn extra income, whether it’s selling homemade food, reselling products online, or offering freelance services. But at what point does a side hustle stop being just extra income and become a full-fledged small business? Understanding this transition is important for entrepreneurs who want to scale up and sustain their ventures in 2025.
According to the research team of Unicapital, with inflation easing to 3.1% and expectations of lower global oil prices, households are likely to experience relief, leading to increased consumer spending. This favorable economic environment makes the early months of the year an ideal time for businesses to launch impactful marketing campaigns that capture attention, engage customers, and drive sales.
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