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Monday, December 05, 2022

10 Smart Tips sa Pag-Gastos ng Inyong 13th Month Pay




DUMATING na nga ang pinaka-masayang buwan ng taon at ito ang buwan ng Disyembre kung saan pinag-diriwang ang Pasko na susundan naman ng Bagong Taon.

Ito ang buwan na pinakahihintay ng mga empleyado lalo na sa tatanggapin na mga bonus at 13th month pay. Pero napag-isipan mo na ba kung saan mo gagastusin ang 13th month pay mo upang maging makabuluhan ito? Hindi maikakaila na nag-mahal na ang halos lahat na mga gastusin sa ngayon, kaya't kung hindi ka mag-hihinay-hinay sa pag-waldas, mauubos at mawawala na parang bula ang iyong pinaka-hihintay na 13th month pay.

Sa mga tatanggap ng 13th month pay ngayong Disyembre, narito ang 13 bagay na maaari mong pag-laanan ng iyong pera upang maging makabuluhan ito.

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1. Pambayad ng utang!

May kasabihan na "Ang hindi marunong magbayad sa pinagka-utangan, ay hindi na makaka-ulit kaylan man".  Masarap isipin na wala tayong utang. Isa sa pinaka-magandang regalo sa sarili ngayong Pasko ay peace of mind at kawalan ng mga naniningil. 
Alamin kung magkano ang mga utang mo at unang bayaran ang mga may malaking interest rate, upang hindi ka mabaon sa kala-unan.

2. Mag-simulang mag-invest

Kung maliit lamang o walang utang na babayaran, maaaring gamitin ang 13th month pay sa pag-invest. Maaaring mag-invest sa Modified Pag-IBIG 2 o MP2 Savings ng Pag-IBIG Fund o sa SSS Pesos Fun. Mga government-guaranteed savings programs ito na ideal investment para sa mga naghahanap ng mura at low-risk investment.

Halimbawa na lamang sa Pag-IBIG MP2, maaari kang mag-simula sa pag-invest ng P500 kada buwan.

Maliban dito, maaari mo ring pag-isipan ang real-estate investment o pagbili ng lupa o house and lot. Hindi man kaya ng 13th month pay mo na bayarang buo ang isang properties, pero, kaya naman siguro nitong bayaran ang downpayment.

Ang nasabing mga properties ay maaari mong paupahan sa mga tenats o negosyante at kumita mula sa bayad sa renta.

3. Magsimula ng maliit na negosyo o palakihin ito!

Kung mahilig ka sa sideline, bakit hindi mo gamitin ang 13th month pay mo bilang capital sa pagsisimula ng maliit na negosyo.

Ayon sa sikat na financial consultant na si Chinkee Tan, "Don't be afraid to take risk, mas kabahan ka kung wala kang ginawa sa buhay mo."

Maaaring may ideya ka na noon sa gusto mong negosyo ngunit hindi mo ito nasimulan dahil sa kawalan ng capital. Ngayong may 13th month pay kang tatanggapin, baka ito na ang tamang panahon. Maraming mga maliliit na business ideas na maaari mong simulan na may mababang kapital. 

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4. Kumuha ng Insurance

Isa sa pinaka-importanteng investment sa buhay ang pagkuha ng insurance. Madalas, binabalewala lamang ito ng mga Pilipino dahil hindi naman ito kailangan agad. Ngunit hindi natin alam kung ano ang mangyayari bukas, dahilan kung bakit importante na handa tayo sakaling may dumating na hindi inaasahang pangyayari o trahedya. 

Sa pamamagitan ng 13th month pay mo, maaari mong simulan ang pagkuha ng life insurance, car insurance, home insurance o health insurance.

5. Gamitin bilang Emergency Fund!

Kung ayaw mong gastusin ang iyong 13th month pay, maaari mo itong idadag o gamitin bilang emergency fund. Sa panahon ngayon, importante ang pagkakaroon ng emergency fund na hindi bababa sa anim na buwan ng iyong living expenses.

6. Ilaan sa Retirement Fund!

Maaaring napaka-aga pa para paghandaan ang iyong retirement, ngunit hindi ibig sabihin na babalewalain mo na lamang ito sa ngayon. Kung walang ibang paglala-anan ng 13th month pay, maaari mo itong i-impok sa bangko bilang retirement fund.

7. Gamitin sa Bakasyon

Maaari mo ring gamitin ang iyong 13th month pay sa pagbakasyon sa ibang lugar. Hindi maikakaila na halos tatlong taon din na walang bakasyon ang karamihan dahil sa Covid-19 pandemic. Wala mang financial return ang pagbakasyon sa ibang lugar, nakakabuti naman ito sa physical at mental well-being ng isang tao.

8. Gamiting pampa-ayos ng bahay

Magandang ideya din na gamitin ang 13th month pay sa pagpapa-ayos ng bahay. Maaaring gamitin ang pera sa pagpapa-pintura, pagpapalit ng mga tumutulong bubong at iba pang maka-buluhang repair upang masiguro ang comfort at kaligtasan ng mga naka-tira.

9. Gamitin para sa pamilya

Pamilya ang dahilan kung bakit tayo nagta-trabaho, kaya bakit hindi mo gamitin ang 13th month pay mo sa kanila sa pamamagitan ng pagbili ng mga bagay na kailangan nila. Mag-isip ng mga makabuluhang bahay na kailangan ng mga magulang, kapatid, asawa o mga anak at bilhin ito bilang regalo. Hindi lang ito makakatulong sa kanilang pamumuhay, magiging masaya din sila ngayong Pasko.

10. I-share ang iyong mga blessings!

Season of giving ang Pasko at isa sa pinaka-magandang paraan sa pag-selebrate nito ay ang pag-bahagi ng iyong mga blessings sa iba kahit sa simple o maliit na paraan.

©2020 THOUGHTSKOTO

Saturday, January 08, 2022

8 Business Ideas na may P50,000 Capital na Maaaring Simulan ngayong 2022!






MANILA, Philippines — BAGONG taon, bagong pagkakataon! Kung isa ang pag-nenegosyo sa mga pinaplano mo ngayong 2022, maaaring makakakuha ka ng mga ideas sa article na ito.

Huwag nang hintayin na matapos ang pandemya bago magsimula, narito ang siyam na mga business ideas na maaari mong simulan sa capital na hindi hihigit sa P50,000!


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1. Online Tutorial Services

Sa halagang P50,000 maaari ka nang makabili ng magandang laptop o desktop computer na magagamit sa pagtuturo online. Mababayaran mo rin ang installation fees ng internet connection mo at makakabili kana ng headset na may magandang quality. Sa pamamagitan nito, maaari kang mag-simula ng online tutorial business.

Dahil sa Covid-19 pandemic, distant learning ang karamihan sa mga estudyante ngunit maraming mga magulang ang walang oras na magturo sa kanilang mga anak at naghahanap ng tutor, online man o hindi.

Sa negosyong ito, maaari kang kumita ng hindi bababa sa P10,000 kada buwan depende sa lawak at oras ng ibibigay mong serbisyo. Kung magaling kang mag-English, maaari ka ring mag-apply bilang online English teachers sa mga bata sa ibang bansa kahit wala kang eligibility documents kagaya na lamang ng transcript of records o teaching certificates.

Maganda ang online tutoring sa mga may skills and talent sa pag-handle o pagtuturo sa mga bata.


2. Blogging o Writing

May pera sa pagsusulat at maraming pagpipilian pagdating sa pagmo-monetize ng isang blog. Kung may talent ka sa research, writing skills at sa pag-build ng traffic, maaari mo ikonsidera ang affiliate marketing, ad displays at pagbebenta ng mga produkto o serbisyo habang nagba-blog.

Kung mahilig ka sa pagsusulat, maaaring mong pagkakakitaan ang inyong hobby at gawing negosyo na may P50,000 na kapital. Maaaring mag-sulat ng online articles na may iba't-ibang topiko, depende sa mga ninanais mong audience.

Sa halagang P25,000 maaari kang makabili ng standard laptop na magagamit sa pagsusulat. Sa pamamagitan nito, maaari kang maging contributor para sa mga online blogs at websites; maaari ka ring maghanap ng writing gigs sa pamamagitan ng Upwork o Onlinejobs.ph; o magsulat ng sariling full-length novel o maging ghostwriter o self-publisher.

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3. Accessory Business

Kung nais mo namang mag-benta ng mga accessories, online channels ang pinaka-magandang lugar para sa distribution. Ilan sa mga accesories na pumatok ngayong Covid-19 pandemic ay ang lanyard bilang tali sa mga facemask, personalized alchohol bottle o bottle spray at iba pa.

 May mga accessories din na gawa sa fabric, mga tali at iba pang scrap materials.
Sa kapital na P10,000 maaari kang magsimula ng negosyong ito ngunit naka-depende pa rin  ito sa iba pang factors. May mga accessories na medyo mahal ang materials na posibleng magpapataas din sa start-up cost ng negosyo mo hanggang P30,000 o P50,000.

Sa nasabing amount, maaari mo nang bayaran ang labor, materials, overhead cost, product development at maging website design para sa accessories kagaya ng mga maliliit na pouch, bracelets at drawstring bags.

Ang paggawa ng accessories ay isa sa pinaka-madali at isa sa kumikitang business ideas sa bansa lalo na kung passion mo ang pag-design at pagsusuot ng mga accessories.


4. Online Retail Store

Dahil sa Covid-19 pandemic, halos online na ang lahat na bentahan. Napakaraming bagay na pwedeng ibenta online kagaya na lamang ng mga damit o ukay-ukay, mga sapatos, bags at beauty products na patok na patok sa mga Pinoy. Maaari ka ring mag-benta online ng mga grocery items na may kasamang delivery, maging mga prutas at gulay ay ino-online na rin sa ngayon.

Sa halagang P20,000 maaari kang mag-simula ng iyong online retail store. Maaaring sapat na ang nasabing halaga para sa materials, labor at photo shoots para sa marketing at promotional purposes.

Ayon sa mga online retail experts, kailangan lamang ng passion sa negosyong ito lalo na't exciting ito sa simula ngunit may mga panahon na nawawala na ang excitement at mga responsibilidad ang natitira. Sa mga down moment sa negosyong ito, kailangan lamang magpatuloy ay hindi dapat mawalan ng pag-asa sa halip mag-isip ng mga bagay upang manatiling interesado ang iyong mga kliyente sa iyong ibinebenta. 

Upang mapa-unlad ang inyong online retail business, maaari mong gamitin ang Facebook, Instagram at ba pang social media platform lalo na kung marami kang 'friends' o followers. Maaari ka ring mag-benta online sa Shopee at Lazada!


5. Food Cart Franchise

Hindi lahat na food franchise ay mahal dahil may mga food cart franchise na nasa P50,000 lamang ang kapital.

Sa halagang P35,000 may mga food cart na nag-aalok ng isa o dalawang produkto na may franchise fee na hindi hihigit sa P50,000. Madalas, kasama sa package ang equipment, training, customer support, at iba pa. Kung nais mo naman ng mas malaking franchise, asahan din ang mas malaking franchise fee.

Ngunit bago pumasok sa food franchise business, siguruhing may emergency fund para sa mga hindi inaasahang pangyayari. 

Narito ang ilan sa mga food cart franchise na maaari mong ikonsidera:

Siomai King | P15,888

May inaalok na online franchise ang Siomai King sa halagang P16,000 o mas mababa sa P50,000. Maliban sa franchise, magkakaroon ka rin ng sariling online store, marketing tools, at marketing videos at discount hanggang 70% ng kanilang food products.
Ngunit kailangan mong i-provide ang sarili mong laptop o computer, cellphone at internet connection.

Master Corndog | P16, 499

Sa halagang P16, 499, maaari kang maging Master Corndog franchisee at magsimulang mag-benta ng flavored corndog kagaya ng double cheese, classic original, bacon-wrapped, at chocolate butter corndogs. Kasama na sa nasabing halaga ang bagong food cart, electric fryer, stainless tray, strainer, at iba pang equipment at P1,000 na halaga ng food products.

6. Make-up Services

Kung may talent ka sa hair and make-up, maaari mo itong pagkakakitaan sa pamamagitan ng pag-alok ng serbisyong ito sa iyong mga kakilala. Mula sa kasal, birthdays at iba pang mga photo shoots hanggang sa private lesson. Sa halagang P50,000 maaari kang makabili ng professional brush set sa halagang P4,000 habang nasa P30,000 naman ang set ng high-quality products.

Sa ganitong negosyo, maaari kang magsimula sa iyong mga kaibigan at kakilala hanggang sa lumaki ang network mo na maaari mo ring i-promote sa social media. Kung maganda, de-kalidad, at nasa tamang presyo ang serbisyong inaalok mo, hindi tatagal dadami ang kukuha sa iyo sa pamamagitan ng mga referrals.


7. Photography Business

Dahil sa social media, marami ang kumukuha ng mga photographers para i-document ang mga special moments sa buhay ng isang tao kagaya na lamang ng birthday, kasal, maternity photoshoot, debut at iba pa.

Sa halagang P20,000 maaari kang makabili ng DSLR na para sa magandang kalidad ng iyong mga pictures. Kung balak mong gawing negosyo ang hobby na ito, mas maraming equipment ang kinakailangan mo kagaya na lamang ng dagdag na mga lenses, extra batteries, SD cards, lighting equipment at iba pa.

Kung masaya ang mga kliyente mo sa serbisyong ipinagkaloob mo, hindi magdadalawang isip ang mga ito na i-refer ka sa kanilang pamilya at mga kaibigan.


8. Delivery o Pasabuy Business

Dahil sa pandemya, isa sa mga nangungunang serbisyo sa mga customers ay ang delivery services. Kung wala kang maisip na pagkakakitaan at masipag sa mga ganitong bagay, maaari mo itong simulan bilang negosyo na may kapital na hindi bababa sa P50,000.

Ang pasabuy ay kahalintulad ng mga delivery services ngunit ang pagkaka-iba lamang, customer dito ang nag-dedisisyon kung ano ang bibilhin at kun saan ito bibilhin. Para kumita, kailangan mong silingin ng service charge ang customer mo.

Sa negosyong ito, importanteng mayroon kang motorsiklo at driver's license bilang isa sa pinaka-mabilis at madaling mode of transportation. Maaari mong i-alok ang negosyong ito sa iyong mga kakilala o mga kabarangay na madalas busy o abala sa kanilang mga trabaho at halos walang panahon lumabas para mamili.

©2020 THOUGHTSKOTO

Saturday, September 22, 2018

12 Food Franchise Business With Initial Capital of P50,000 to P280,000



Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.
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Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.
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 Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!
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1. Burger Matsing Franchise
  • Minimum initial investment: P50,000
  • Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc. 
  • Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory
  • Website:Website:http://burgermatsing.com/
  • Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283
2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise
  • Minimum initial investment: P99,000
  • Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support
  • Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee)
  • Average payback period: 3 to 4 months
  • Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm
  • Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/
  • Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com

Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640

3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store

  • Initial investment:
a. Kiosk: P149,000
b. Dine-in counter: P199,000
c. Small in-line store: P249,000
d. Big in-line store: P299,000
e. Food cart: P299,000
  • Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials)
  • Contract term: 3 years
  • Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line)
  • Website:http://www.boykanin.com/franchise/
  • Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise
  • Initial investment: P150,000
  • Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials
  • Space requirement: 4 sqm
  • Website:
  • Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611
5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise
  • Initial investment: P168,888
  • Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc.
  • Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786)
  • Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php

6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop
  • Minimum initial investment:
a. Food cart: PHP 200,000
b. Take-out booth: P400,000
c. Dine-in shop: P650,000
  • Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee)
  • Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000)
  • Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in)
  • Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out)
  • Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-55896407. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise
  • Minimum initial investment:
a. Food cart: P200,000
b. Kiosk: P400,000
c. In-line store: P500,000
  • Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies
  • Average payback period: 1.5 years
  • Website: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com 
  • Contact information:534-5845 / 534-5846
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise
  • Initial investment: P250,000
  • Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery
  • Contract term: 3 years
  • Website:
  • Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph
9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise
  • Initial investment: P250,000
  • Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit)
  • Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years)
  • Average payback period: 6 to 12 months
  • Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm
  • Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter
  • Minimum initial investment:
a. Kiosk - P275,000
b. Counter - P750,000
  • Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc.
  • Contract term: 5 years
  • Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter)
  • Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter)
  • Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise
  • Initial investment: P280,000
  • Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials
  • Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years)
  • Website:http://www.mastersiomai.com/business
  • Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901
12. Citrus Zone Franchise
  • Minimum initial investment: P280,000
  • Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc.
  • Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm
  • Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
  • Wesbite:
Food franchise is one of the most promising business ventures in the Philippines. And food is one of the best business to franchise because we Filipinos love to eat. Sometimes, in spite of having a capital, we are afraid to take risk of our hard-earned money in starting a business, because of course, we are afraid to fail. Aside from that, our little knowledge of certain business is also a hindrance to starting a business.  Good thing nowadays there is a business franchising! But what is a franchising? According to a business dictionary, franchising is an agreement where one party or the franchiser grants another party or the franchisee the right to use its trademark or name as well as certain business system and process, to produce and market goods or services according to certain specifications.  Maybe, the next question is, how much capital do I need to buy a franchise? Many people think that franchising needs huge capital. Honestly yes, there are franchises that worth millions of pesos but also there are many that you can afford from initial capital of P50,000 to P280,000, just like the following!  1. Burger Matsing Franchise Minimum initial investment: P50,000 Package Inclusions: Franchise fee, franchisee and crew training, online ordering system, operations and marketing support, etc.  Not Included in the Package: Store construction cost, equipment, and initial inventory Website:http://burgermatsing.com/ Contact information: info@burgermatsing.com / 0945-3456957 / 0939-8775810 / 0943-8700283  2. Star Frappe’ Food Cart Franchise Minimum initial investment: P99,000 Package inclusions: Trade name use, food cart, equipment, crew uniform, initial products worth P3,000, franchisee and crew training, and after-sales support Contract term: 1 year (renewable without a fee) Average payback period: 3 to 4 months Minimum space requirement: 6.25 sqm Website: https://www.starfrappe.net/ Contact information: franchiseinquiry101@gmail.com   3. Boy Kanin Food Cart, Kiosk, Dine-In Counter, or In-Line Store Initial investment: a. Kiosk: P149,000 b. Dine-in counter: P199,000 c. Small in-line store: P249,000 d. Big in-line store: P299,000 e. Food cart: P299,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, trademark use, initial stocks, franchisee and crew training, marketing support, opening assistance, crew uniform, cart, equipment, etc. (Excluded from the kiosk, dine-in, and in-line store packages: Construction cost, equipment, and marketing materials) Contract term: 3 years Space requirement: 4 sqm (Kiosk/food cart) / 15 to 20 sqm (Dine-in) / 30 to 50 sqm (Small in-line) / 60 to 100 sqm (Big in-line) Contact information: franchising.boykanin@gmail.com / 352-8130 / 0917-3443472 / 0923-6831409  4. Hong Kong Style Fried Noodles & Dimsum Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P150,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, utensils, small wares, initial product, training, pre-opening and opening assistance, crew uniform, and marketing materials Space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: 343-0536 / 0917-5000772 / 0922-8307611  5. Siomai King Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P168,888 Package inclusions: Security deposit worth P40,000, trade name and logo use, food cart, equipment, utensils, food tasting products worth  P1,000, training, operations manual, opening assistance, marketing materials, etc. Contact information: info@jcfranchisinginc.com / 889-4773 to 76 / 0918-8JCFRAN (523786) Website: www.jcfranchisinginc.com/sk.php  6. Mister Donut Food Cart, Take-Out Booth, or Dine-In Shop Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: PHP 200,000 b. Take-out booth: P400,000 c. Dine-in shop: P650,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, small wares, POS tablet, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 franchise fee) Contract term: 2 years (renewable for another two years at PHP 50,000) Average payback period: 8 months (Cart) / One to two years (Dine-in) Minimum space requirement: 1.35m x 2.16m (Cart) / 6 to 9 sqm (Take-out) Contact information: fms@misterdonut.ph / 370-1236 / 0917-8896148  7. Potato Corner Food Cart, Kiosk, or In-Line Store Franchise Minimum initial investment: a. Food cart: P200,000 b. Kiosk: P400,000 c. In-line store: P500,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, franchisee and crew training, equipment, small wares, and initial supplies Average payback period: 1.5 years Potato Corner franchise details Contact information: iwantfranchise@potatocorner.com / 534-5845 / 534-5846  8. Siomai House Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Food cart, equipment, and delivery Contract term: 3 years Contact information: siomaihouse@yahoo.com.ph  9. Waffle Time Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P250,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, equipment, training, and crew uniform (Excluded: PHP 50,000 refundable security deposit) Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Average payback period: 6 to 12 months Minimum space requirement: 4 sqm Contact information: customerservice@waffletime.com / 584-1601 / 584-3704 / 0933-8513968  10. Fiorgelato Kiosk or Counter  Minimum initial investment: a. Kiosk - P275,000 b. Counter - P750,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, signage, equipment, marketing support and materials, crew training and uniform, etc. Contract term: 5 years Average payback period: 2 years (Kiosk) / 2.5 years (Counter) Space requirement: 3.5 to 5 sqm (Kiosk) / 10 to 15 sqm (Counter) Contact information: kiosk1263@yahoo.com / milkin_mktg@yahoo.com / milkinmktg@gmail.com / 524-0384 / 524-0385  11. Master Siomai Food Cart Franchise Initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Franchise fee, food cart, initial food and paper products worth PHP 7,000, equipment, kitchen wares, crew uniform, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials Contract term: 3 years (Renewable for another three years) Master Siomai franchise details Contact information: inquiry@mastersiomai.ph / 709-5288 / 709-0901  12. Citrus Zone Franchise Minimum initial investment: P280,000 Package inclusions: Trademark use, crew training, initial inventory, etc. Space requirement: 4 to 6 sqm Contact information: partners@citruszonerefreshment.com / 0998-5589640
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Monday, July 03, 2017

In Videos: 10 Business Ideas For You - Choose Now!

Filipinos are by nature business minded. However, most people simply do not start a business for various reasons, most common is the lack of capital. Others fear the possibility of losing money due to a failed business. These next ten entrepreneurs however did not let hardship, tragedy and even disability to stop them from succeeding in their own business venture. Watch and learn from these 10 success stories. 1. PEANUTS BUSINESS Description: Peanuts, Banana Chips, Sweet Potato Chips, and many more. Business Tips: Do not underestimate cheap products, they offer big profits. Do not be ashamed to do business, as long as it's legal. Food products are stable since people need to eat.  2. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE Description: Home-made sausage, sold online or supplied to restaurants. Business Tips: Start small, introduce your food product on food fairs and expos Look for a unique market, one that is not overcrowded with similar business. Find ways to reduce overhead costs like rent. Work at home business is a good example. Advertise online, it's mostly free!  3. BIG BURGER Description: Huge delicious juicy burgers - any questions? Business Tips: Any business needs patience. Observe the needs of the business. Maintain the food quality. Make your product unique among similar products, bigger and better. Team work is good for business.  4. LOMI HOUSE Description: Lomi - a timeless Filipino delicacy and good for breakfast, snack or dinner. Business Tips: Good taste, affordable and healthy. Offer a healthier alternative to customers. Make your own food components to maintain quality. Expand your business by putting up branches with good location. Be patient, some business takes time to be a hit.  5. COTTON GARMENTS Description: Cotton Garments - because everyone needs clothes. Business Tips: Look for the demand on the market. Help your employees work, they work hard if you do too. Know and understand every part of your business.  Not all China products are cheaper - you can compete with these. Always deliver on your promise to clients, even if you have to finish orders yourself.  6. FASHIONABLE SHOES Description: Fashionable shoes - from pageants to school shoes. Business Tips: Take inspiration from your clients. Use locally sourced as well as indigenous materials for unique designs but low cost. Maintain product quality. Compete against cheap products using good quality.  7. FURNITURE BUSINESS Description: Unique and artistic furniture made from wood scraps. Business Tips: Turn your passion into business. Look for value into things that are usually thrown away or neglected. Product quality is foremost. Put your creativity to make unique and  beautiful pieces.  8. CHILI SAUCE Description: Chili sauce - usually for siomai, but can be added practically to any food item (except sweets), because Filipinos love spicy food too. Business Tips: Don't let anything stop you, not even disability. Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it. In everything you do, give your best.  9. ONLINE STORE Description: Online store - selling anything under the sun, from beauty products to electronics.  Business Tips: Maximize your time. Build trust among your clients. Educate yourself on your products. Always take care of your products especially when shipping them out.  10. INTERNET/GAMING SHOP Description: Internet cafe or gaming cafe. If you can, define and separate the two computer shop types apart. Business Tips: Education is the key to success. Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it. In everything you do, give your best. Use the most money-efficient equipment, and always upgrade at the right time.

Filipinos are by nature business minded. However, most people simply do not start a business for various reasons, most common is the lack of capital. Others fear the possibility of losing money due to a failed business. These next three persons however did not let hardship, tragedy and even disability to stop them from succeeding in their own business venture. Watch and learn from these 10 success stories.

1. PEANUTS BUSINESS


Description: Peanuts, Banana Chips, Sweet Potato Chips, and many more.
Business Tips:
    • Do not underestimate cheap products, they offer big profits.
    • Do not be ashamed to do business, as long as it's legal.
    • Food products are stable since people need to eat.


2. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE


Description: Home-made sausage, sold online or supplied to restaurants.
Business Tips:
  • Start small, introduce your food product on food fairs and expos
  • Look for a unique market, one that is not overcrowded with similar business.
  • Find ways to reduce overhead costs like rent. Work at home business is a good example.
  • Advertise online, it's mostly free!

3. BIG BURGER


Description: Huge delicious juicy burgers - any questions?
Business Tips:
  • Any business needs patience.
  • Observe the needs of the business. Maintain the food quality.
  • Make your product unique among similar products, bigger and better.
  • Team work is good for business.

4. LOMI HOUSE

Description: Lomi - a timeless Filipino delicacy and good for breakfast, snack or dinner.
Business Tips:
  • Good taste, affordable and healthy.
  • Offer a healthier alternative to customers.
  • Make your own food components to maintain quality.
  • Expand your business by putting up branches with good location.
  • Be patient, some business takes time to be a hit.

5. COTTON GARMENTS


Description: Cotton Garments - because everyone needs clothes.
Business Tips:
  • Look for the demand on the market.
  • Help your employees work, they work hard if you do too.
  • Know and understand every part of your business. 
  • Not all China products are cheaper - you can compete with these.
  • Always deliver on your promise to clients, even if you have to finish orders yourself.


6. FASHIONABLE SHOES


Description: Fashionable shoes - from pageants to school shoes.
Business Tips:
  • Take inspiration from your clients.
  • Use locally sourced as well as indigenous materials for unique designs but low cost.
  • Maintain product quality. Compete against cheap products using good quality.


7. FURNITURE BUSINESS


Description: Unique and artistic furniture made from wood scraps.
Business Tips:
  • Turn your passion into business.
  • Look for value into things that are usually thrown away or neglected.
  • Product quality is foremost.
  • Put your creativity to make unique and  beautiful pieces.


8. CHILI SAUCE


Description: Chili sauce - usually for siomai, but can be added practically to any food item (except sweets), because Filipinos love spicy food too.
Business Tips:
  • Don't let anything stop you, not even disability.
  • Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it.
  • In everything you do, give your best.


9. ONLINE STORE

Description: Online store - selling anything under the sun, from beauty products to electronics. 
Business Tips:
  • Maximize your time.
  • Build trust among your clients.
  • Educate yourself on your products.
  • Always take care of your products especially when shipping them out.


10. INTERNET/GAMING SHOP


Description: Internet cafe or gaming cafe. If you can, define and separate the two computer shop types apart.
Business Tips:
  • Education is the key to success.
  • Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it.
  • In everything you do, give your best.
  • Use the most money-efficient equipment, and always upgrade at the right time.



FINAL BUSINESS TIPS




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