The Double-Edged Sword: Food Vloggers and Small Businesses

Food vloggers have exploded in popularity, taking us on whirlwind tours of the latest culinary delights. But for small businesses, these trendy tastemakers can be a double-edged sword. While a glowing review and visual gastronomic fiesta can bring in a wave of customers, the impact might not be as sustainable as it seems.

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7 Summer Small Business Ideas for OFW Wives in the Philippines

As the school year winds down, the pressing reality of upcoming tuition fees looms large for many OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker) families.

To help alleviate financial strain and provide avenues for additional income, here are seven summer small business ideas tailored for OFW wives in the Philippines.

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Slow Days Suck: 7 Ways to Rock Your Restaurant Back to Full Tables

Okay, folks, let’s face it – running a restaurant is a hustle. Some days you’re crushing it, the kitchen’s on fire (in a good way), and the cash register is singing. But then there are those dreaded slow days. You know, when your staff outnumbers the guests, and the echo of crickets gets more obnoxious than that cheap blender you thought was a steal.

I’ve been there, friends. Those long, soul-crushing hours where your stomach churns more than that ancient deep fryer. But before you reach for the cheap whiskey and a sad playlist, there’s hope! I’m about to give you seven ways to fight back, get those seats filled, and make slow days a little less sucky. Continue reading Slow Days Suck: 7 Ways to Rock Your Restaurant Back to Full Tables