Events planning is one of the business that can stand a test of time and probably one of the businesses that gets continues earnings since birtrhdays, corporate and weddings is an everyday event.

Island Exhibit Link, Inc. and the Rotary Club of Las Piñas-East District 383o are inviting everyone to attend the 10th Ultimate and Wedding and Debut Fair on January 23-24, 2010 at Megatrade Hall 3, SM Mega Mall, Mandaluyong City.

For free admision, registered at www.islandexhibit.com.

For other inquiries, please contact Island Exhibit at 508-9129 or 302-9044.

With the advancement of technology and the increasing number of youth going fashion forward, T-Shirt designing is definitely in for 2010!

In T-shirt-printing business, you don’t have to start with a big capital to start operations. Your creativity is your major capital. But then, you still need to have a computer, computer inks, art materials such paints, silk screens, printers, stickers, other accessories and embellishments etc.

The basic capital for T-shirt printing is not less than P10,000 still depends on your market. Here’s some tips to follow in T-Shirt printing business:

• Be creative. Sleek and edgy designs are what people look for in a shirt.
• Make yourself and a couple of your friends a walking advertisement using your very own shirts.
• Don’t fear to experiment.Just create. create create. Remember that there is no harm in trying for the best.
• Make your own research. Follow the latest trend or make something unique.
• Give samples to some youth organizations. You may also start by creating clothes for certain organizations or “barkada”.
• Post your creation online.

Goodah!!! the all Filipino-food food chain in the country is inviting everyone especiall Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) to invest in food franchising and earn millions  in just one year!

With a new management and owners, Del Sol Foods, Inc. the Goodah franchsing is undergoing a massive make-over and expansion program.

Goodah is a  famous food chain amongst average Filipinos who loves all native Filipino foods like Tapsilog (Tapa Sinangag Itlog), Tocilog (Tocino Sinangag Itlog), Porksilog (Porkchop Sinangag Itlog), goto, arroz caldo and pares.

With their 25 hours daily servings, Goodah franchisees are very pleased that buisness growth interms of earnings is fast and really a “tubong lugaw”.

Franchise Terms and Conditions:

Franchise Fee- P1,000,000

Total Franchise Investment- P3.5-4.5 million

Inclusives:

• Right to use the name and trademark logos
• Right to use the Goodah system of operations
• transfer of technology
• Confidential operations manuals
• Pre-opening, opening and post-opening assistance
• Marketing support
• Continuous operational support
• Equipment/furniture and fixtures
• Cost renovation
• Initial inventory
• Franchise fee

Royalty Fee- 7% from gross sales per month

Development Fund- 3% from gross sales per month

Goodah Management also offers support to their franchisee in terms of giving marketing assistance, trainings and seminars.

Franchise Support:

Operation Support:

• Site selection assistance and approval
• Operations manual
• Design of interiors/renovation supervision
• Continuous Operational Support.

Training

• Assistance in hiring and selection of personnel
• Orientation
• Laboratory training
• n-store training (actual training)
• Training Program for “System Certified Employees”
• 2-4 weeks of Training

Marketing

• Planning, Conceptualization, Design and Production
• Product promotion (Ads on TV, Radio and Print)
• Product Promotion (Banners, Flyers, POP’s)

So if you want to EARN big in just a SHORT span of time. Call now at 640-4237, 901-1972, 642-3448 or inquire personally at Del Sol Foods, In. 369 Dr. Sixto Antonio Anevue, Maybunga, Pasig Cit.

This week was a tragic, full of cries, agony, lament and all that words that can describe how painful it was for most Filipinos, especially to those who lost their loved ones.

So true that no one, even superman, can stop nature from striking back.

Typhoon Ondoy strikes Metro Manila and the whole Luzon in a snap leaving thousands homeless, shelter washed out, hundreds killed, and a memory that will painfully leaves on forever.

Marikina, Pasig and Rizal province has the most number of casualties, many houses remains sinking with water while many other still need rescues and assistance.

However, on a positive note, what makes this tragedy good in a way is how it reinvented the “Bayanihan” amongst us.

Aside from the aid coming from the government, many Filipinos left their work to join the relief operations and willingly lend a helping hand.

Upon writing this article, super typhoon “Pepeng” has reached the Philippine territory and is expected to be much stronger than Ondoy. This time, the government  had already warned the public to be prepared and be safe.

Back to Ondoy, relief and rescue operation are still on going. However, supplies are not enough to help the affected families. People are encouraged to donate used clothes, foods, water, blankets and even cash to DSWD or otehr organization like GMA Kapuso Foundation, National Redcross, and ABS-CBN Sagip Kapamilya.