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Would you want to know the top post types that your audience love? Here’s how:1. On your Facebook Page, click Insights.2. On the right side, click Posts.3. Click Post Types. You may also click the arrow down to choose between showing all posts or if you want to exclude targeted posts. What types of posts […]

Do you think you have an original idea? If Tony Stark was real, I am sure he would never hesitate to donate to San Sebastian Church, or even lead its church restoration care of Stark Industries. Why? Because San Sebastian is the only church in the Philippines (and in Asia) which was made of steel! Makes me […]

Here’s a list of online spelling and grammar checkers (free and paid) that you, me, and the Philippine Communications Operations Office could be subscribed to before posting anything on the website and social media sites: 1. Grammarly – This has free and paid options. Kinda expensive but worth it. Look for legit coupons. 2. Ginger […]

I encountered a marketer disguised as a tricycle driver today. I was walking towards Intramuros when I passed by a line of tricycle drivers, waiting for passengers to ride. Usually, people prefer to walk instead of riding tricycles because 1) they just simply prefer to walk to work or 2) they don’t know the way […]

Overheard from Facebook: I miss the benefits in the corporate life. Benefits. Hhhmmmm….. Let’s see. 1. Insurance Pwede ka pa din namang makakuha nito kasi malaki naman ang earnings mo as you work online. 2. Health card Pwede ka din namang kumuha nito. Or be healthy. You actually have the time to be more conscious […]

Facebook has been good to me since I joined in 2009. Actually, kaibigan ko ang nagbukas ng account para sa akin. Later on, ako ang naging mas maalam sa Facebook. Eventually, I left my secured government job and found clients who want to do Facebook social. Facebook has been good to me that I try […]

One Saturday morning, Mama instructed me to buy pandesal in one of the nearest stores in our area. When I arrived at the store, I said “Pabili” (May I buy?). The store owner (a lady) went out. I said, “Pabili po ng bente pesos na pandesal.” (I’d like to buy twenty pesos worth of bread.) […]

I attended one of Jomar Hilario’s Masterclass. My usual route going home is by bus. But I bought something in Glorietta so I decided to ride a van at Ayala Terminal. I paid P65.00 (Huh? P65.00? I thought fare’s only P50.00?) and waited for the van to arrive. The van arrived and I sat at […]

Okay, okay. I am going to confess: I have watched TV in the afternoons these past weeks. My usual routine in the afternoon is going straight to the home office after a short nap. This time around, I am switching the television on to watch Eat Bulaga, a long-time variety show in the Philippines. If you […]