In the Philippines, what business do you think will click?
By irisaeirin
@irisaeirin (217)
Philippines
7 responses
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
10 Feb 07
Not a bad idea! Though I need to upgrade my pc.
Actually my friend advised us about a business that is related to this but the capital is P95,000.
I think I need to save more hehehe
@risk_taker20 (2096)
• Philippines
7 Feb 07
I am part of a company which you can be a distributor of different products for only 7,000 and the discount is up to 70%. These products include grocery items, clothes, apparel, health products, electronics, etc. - products from san miguel corp, etc.
If you would be interested you can PM me.
@risk_taker20 (2096)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
got it, it will be great working with you soon...it's a sure business because many people are already consuming them. you cna hav ethis business at home since they have all the delivery and you can invite many friends to buy from you or buy a franchise package for greater rewards.
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
Yeah I think this business is a sure hit. Don't worry I'll talk to my boyfriend and see if I can convince him. Thanks again!
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
I already read you private message. I'll just talk to my boyfriend and see if he likes it. But I think it's a good business since the products are known here in our country.
@sathya2j (138)
• India
8 Feb 07
u can start a restaurent over tere...but since ur investment is less,u can go in for a coffee shop..n serve some real hot java coffee..think abt it...
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
9 Feb 07
Another good idea. Filipinos love coffee. and in the future, if we have extra income we can put up an internet cafe with coffee shop... =)
Thanks
@pinkfloyd_plotacs (111)
• Philippines
6 Feb 07
There are many kinds of business that you can go into with 20K. Like the foodshoppe. But the question is, do you have that talent to manage or start a foodshope? What kind of business you would like to have? reloading is also good. HOw about being a distributor on various filipino items and goods and other import items? It would cost you less than a half of your capital. I could help you on that.
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
Hmm to be a distributor of filipino items? Like what? And it only cost half of my capital? That's pretty interesting? Could please elaborate on this one. Im interested. =)
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@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
a hotdog stand is a great idea. Actually I already inquired at Smokeys. They don't have franchise fee. But you have to pay them 4,000 a month. hmmm Let me verify it again if it's 4,000 a month.
@hypervtec (18)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
putting up a business big or small requires you a lot of guts and most of all, you must have the desire of doing it. sabi nga nila, you must enjoy what you do then success comes along.
so if i may ask you, what business or hobby makes you happy of doing it?
if you've got the answer, then by all means get your hands on it and start working.
try to analyze what the successful businessmen, they usually say that they love what they do and they enjoy doing it.
and if you are in for a food business, it would be a great start bcoz filipinos love to eat and it only needs a small capital to start with. HTH.
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
9 Feb 07
You have a point. Doing what you love is a great idea. Hmmm Im more into editing videos like for school project. Though my budget is too small to buy those hi-tech equipment.
Next, of course is eating.. hehe... My bf is a good cook. so we're thinking putting up a small cafeteria.
But actually, we're thinking if we can loan from banks so we have more options.
@posterBOY (116)
• Philippines
6 Feb 07
There are a lot of options you might consider. The easiest I can think of that's guaranteed to earn is a small canteen/food store. Anyone needs to eat so you will always have customers. You can also try setting up a reloading station for cellphones. There are a lot of cellphone users here, so you're also guaranteed to have customers who need to reload their phones.
@irisaeirin (217)
• Philippines
8 Feb 07
Good idea. Filipinos can't resist food. But I think I have to get a ggod place like near the schools or market.
Also I was researching on the net of a perfect businees and I found this website http://allfranchise.blogspot.com it has list of franchising companies in the Philippines. =)
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