How to Build a Sustainable Food Business with Rafa Rodrigo and Chef Patrick Go

During the pandemic, for a business that relied solely on the revenues of their brick and mortar store, saving it from closing down was next to impossible. Rafa Rodrigo and Chef Patrick Go (partners in Gochugang Korean Eatery, Gochu-Run Korean Grill, Papi Pares Pinoy and BADA BING!) used the situation as an opportunity rather than a hindrance to overcome this challenging phase and scale up their sales through a sustainable food business strategy.

In this episode, we got to know how they got into their multiple F&B businesses, the early years of managing them, how they managed their sales and marketing before and in the new normal, and the financial matters involved like raising their capital and the acceptable ROI for a food business. Finally, they gave us insights about how to make your F&B business not only successful but also sustainable.

Birthing a unique food concept in the midst of the pandemic with Bryan and Maxine Kong

These are unprecedented times. It seems like the whole world has been brought to its knees, and the food industry isn’t exempted. In this episode, entrepreneur couple Bryan and Maxine Kong will share their journey on how they were able to give birth to a unique food concept, Kurimu, in the midst of the pandemic.

Establishing a high-end/hyper specialized e-commerce business with Raizza Encinas

Specialization is often one of the progressive strategies in business. In this episode, Raizza Encinas of The Bow Tie Duck will share how they captured a niche market by offering products that aren't easy to find in the market and how a hyper-specialized business process and system plays an important role too.

Creative Entrepreneurship with Elbert Or

Specialization is often one of the progressive strategies in business. In this episode, Raizza Encinas of The Bow Tie Duck will share how they captured a niche market by offering products that aren't easy to find in the market and how a hyper-specialized business process and system plays an important role too.

Smarter Home Construction with Gabriel Esguerra and Meecan Dela Cruz

We normally identify a creative entrepreneur as someone who uses their creative or intellectual knowledge and skills to earn a living, usually in a business or as a freelancer. Given this, the usual question we often ask is “is being creative enough to build a business?”. In this episode, Elbert Or of Pushpin Visuals will share his personal journey, challenges, inspirations, and what motivates him to be a creative entrepreneur.

How to Use Emails Effectively For Your Business with Allan Ngo

Technology has disrupted countless industries, and construction is no exception. With the emergence of smart home technologies, households and offices are now transitioning into modern, smart spaces. In this episode, Gabriel Esguerra and Meecan Dela Cruz of SmartAge Solutions, Inc. will share how a local startup ventured into providing smart home solutions that is now reinventing the traditional building industry.

Episode Description

The power of email is its ability to directly reach anybody’s inbox and be able to stay there. In this episode, Allan Ngo of the Digital Solopreneur and Inbox Society shares how to harness this power and be able to capture your market with catchy copies, tested tools, and foolproof strategies.