The Filipino Entrepreneur

By Al Vig

There are hundreds of possible ways to make extra cash online. You are not going to instantly be able to quit your job or even live off of these methods, unless you work incredibly hard, but you will be able to put some extra cash in your pocket right from the very beginning. After a great deal of trial and error you will start to earn more and more. It will begin with your first $20 day then with a little extra tweaking you will bump it up to $50 and if you keep working hard you will start to see $100 even $1000 days. It is very possible to succeed online and if you ask any successful online business owner they’re going to tell you it was a struggle, but worth every hour of hard work. Below is a list of online opportunities any prospective entrepreneur will be able to pursue and achieve financial freedom using.

Affiliate Marketing- Simply put, you sign up for an affiliate program, such as Clickbank or Commission Junction, and promote the products on these sites. This is a very popular way to make extra cash on the internet. It isn’t easy but if you read The Google Wealth Wizard you will have no problem setting up a profitable webpage. Affiliate marketing will involve a small amount of web design skill or a simple web design program in order to create your product promoting website. This is probably the most rewarding online business opportunity on the internet due to its unlimited profit potential. All you need to invest is about $8 on a website and you can get started promoting other peoples merchandise and make a commission off each sale you refer. It will really help to read as much as possible about this method before you start building.

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By Keith Wellman

There are many ways to generate a ton of traffic to your website but how many of those really work? We have all seen surf for hits, safelists, search engine submitters, and all sorts of traffic generating mumbo jumbo. Do any of them really work? Maybe, but for the time you put in it sure doesn’t seem worth it to me.

So what are we supposed to do to drive real, targeted traffic to our sites? Well there are several good ways to drive good traffic but I want MASSIVE traffic…so I write articles.

You heard right. I simply write articles to gain massive traffic. In fact I will let you in on a little secret…I am writing this article with the ulterior motive to drive traffic to my site Of course I want to give you good content but in exchange I am looking for traffic. See how that works?

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The following are the list of top 10 small and medium scale business owners in 2004:

1. Ricky Cuna – owner of MILKIN CORPORATION and Fiogelatto Café ( Open for franchising )

2. TITA Puanco –owner of ANCILLA Enterprise Development Corporation

3. Patrick Pasenco - owner of PHILIPPINE VENDING CORPORATION

4. Ray Gapuz – owner of GAPUZ REVIEW CENTER

5. Rommel Bautista – owner of FINO LEATHERWARE

6. Sheree Gotauco – owner of ELITE GARMENTS

7. Eric Teng – owner of THE P99 STORE

8. Jimmy Thai - owner of THE TRAVEL CLUB

9. Deena Pages – owner of NATURE WORKS

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By Bob Mathers

Back when I was in my early twenties, a friend and I had started going to auctions, flea markets and other places to try and make money with the old buy low, sell high strategy. While it worked on occasion, many times the cost of our goods would eat into our profits to a great degree. Since we were working with a minimal budget we needed to figure out a way to get our merchandise as cheaply as possible. We kicked around a bunch of ideas and I mentioned jokingly, “wouldn’t it be great to get our stuff for nothing”? It didn’t take long for thoughts of the ‘Goodwill, Salvation Army, Purple Heart’ and organizations such as that to come to mind. Within a couple of weeks thereafter, ‘Bill and Zill Free Pick-Up Service’ was born.

Although it’s been many years since the days of Bill and Zill, the idea behind it is as viable today as ever, as shown by the continued growth of organizations such as the Salvation Army. And with the introduction of online auctions such as eBay, you have ways of selling your stuff today that we would have loved to have had back then. If you decide that you might want to give this business a try, here’s a few things that can help you get off to a good start, and avoid some of the pitfalls that we encountered along the way.

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The Philippine STAR Headlines


2007 is year of Filipino entrepreneur, says GMA

Publication Date: [Friday, December 29, 2006]

2007 will be the year of the Filipino entrepreneur whose businesses will be the lead drivers of the economy, President Arroyo said yesterday.

In a statement, Mrs. Arroyo said the government has been laying the groundwork — including increasing investor confidence through fiscal reforms — for a conducive environment for business, especially for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

“We shall continue to breach poverty as we move forward, broadening education and health services to build minds and bodies to compete in the world and infusing resources to pull the bandwagon of grassroots enterprise,” Mrs. Arroyo said.

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