TRC (TLRC Training) Courses Available in November 2011

Below are available TRC (TLRC Philippines) courses and seminars for November 2011:

Basic Meat Processing
Meat preservation technology, production and quality control guidelines, packaging, handling and storage, new trends in the business. Hand on: bacon, tocino, pork and chicken ham, pork sausage (fresh native and canton), corned beef, hamburger, and beef tapa. Bring apron and hand towels.

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Halloween Business Ideas

Halloween Business IdeasMost Filipinos does not celebrate Halloween because this custom originates in the Western society. What we are only aware of is All Saints Day where we remember our departed love ones. But since the celebration of Halloween is spreading throughout the world, specially to the middle and upper class of the society maybe we could also have a share in the market by having our own business ideas. The most common ideas we see in malls are those scary masks, costumes, toys, banners, candies, decorations like pumpkins for Halloween. There is a toy store in Tutuban, divisoria where you can purchase those items in a cheaper price and can also resell them if you are planning to add those items in your existing stores.

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Free Franchise Seminars at 28 SM Malls


SM Supermalls invited FIFA Filipino International Franchise Association to hold a series of Franchise Seminars at the SM Global Pinoy Centers or Activity Centers at a total of 28 SM Shopping Malls. The series will start on November 7 at SM Taytay and covers in the first week the SM Malls in Manila, then going to the north afterwards the southern Luzon SM Malls and ending it in the SM Malls of Visayas and Mindanao. The free to the public one-hour seminar will be ideal for OFW to choose profitable business ventures and also for anyone who is interested to either buy a Franchise or to have their business franchised and is conducted by International Senior Franchise Consultant Rudolf A. Kotik of RK Franchise Consultancy, who has more than 33 years of Franchise Experience in 3 Continents and developed more than 400 Companies into Franchise systems. For details about the Seminar series please call (02) 911.1966. Below is the complete Seminar series program.

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I’ll Scratch Your Back and You’ll Scratch Mine Business Strategy

There is a saying “There ain’t no such thing as free lunch” and “Cash, gas or ass no one rides for free”. Yes of course there are many things you can find in the internet for free. Free information and sometimes freebies given by companies who promote their products. But all of them have a catch (I mean a drawback). For example, there are websites that offer free ebooks but to get it, you have to give your email address or subscribe to their mailing list. So you think giving away your email address in exchange for the free ebook you downloaded is totally free. The truth is, it is a mailing list business strategy to send you an email later so that they can offer you more products to sell. And sometimes your email address is sold in bulk to internet marketers that sells products or services that is why there are so many unsolicited or spam emails in your inbox.

Just last week, someone from a company I’m not familiar with asked me to post their training schedules on my blog and their purpose is to promote their training services like what I’m doing for TRC and KSNS (Kabuhayang Swak na Swak). Then I asked them what will they give in exchange  for posting their training schedule. But I was surprised because I never got an answer. So my conclusion is, they want to promote their business for free, get customers and leads for free. So what will I gain? you’re right! nothing.

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2nd Pinoy Trepreneur from Kabuhayang Swak na Swak

Do you have plans going somewhere this October 14 to 16? well I hate to spoil your fun if you are very interested attending a trade fair about entrepreneurship.  I also can’t attend on that date because I’m also busy but I’ll try if can. What I’m talking about is the 2nd Pinoy Trepreneur trade fair, a showcase of the upcoming and rising products and services in the Philippines as well as business ideas featured in Kabuhayang Swak na Swak. The first Pinoy Trepreneur 2010 was held last September 23 and 24, 2010 at the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City. It was attended by more than 10,000 people.

So mark your calendars to join Pinoy Trepreneur on October 14-16, 2011 at the Hall 2 and 3 of SM Mega Trade Hall.

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TRC (TLRC Training) Courses Available in October 2011

TRC is moving to a new venue on October 3, 2011 at 2/F Jacinta II Bldg., EDSA Guadalupe, Makati City (beside Metro Manila Development Authority-MMDA) so the previous post about TRC training schedule with the old address is already obsolete. Most of the time there are comments on this blog asking some detailed information, reservations or if TRC will conduct a training of a specific course they want to take. Sorry if I can’t answers all your inquiries because I’m just relaying their schedules from TRC’s website to this blog to update my readers and subscribers. For more info you can call or text them in this mobile number: 0928-5022383

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Cebu Pacific Air is 2nd Most Tweeted Airline on August 2011

Would you believe Cebu Pacific Air, one of the most popular airline in the Philippines ranks 2nd on the most tweeted airlines all over the world last month? This is according to Eezeer Data Lab, a Twitter analytic products company.

According to VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog, the reason why the tweets increased is:

We owe this increase in public tweets to @cebupacificair to our Twitter promos and games. We currently have a Where in the World is Ceb promo that is linked to a CEB Facebook app. There, we give fans the chance to win four tickets to any CEB destination they want,

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