Last Monday, we bought this cute 3-month old shih tzu for my gf’s birthday. We called her Mica. Since then, we’ve been so obsessed with buying accessories like dog bed, shirt, shoes, dog treats, etc. We’ve also been bringing her everywhere we go.
Yesterday, we bought a dog-carrier and attempted to bring her to Shangri-la Plaza mall. Unfortunately, Shangri-la mall is not pet-friendly.
I am trying to look for pet-friendly places here in the Philippines. Some places that allows you to bring and walk with your dog are:
Categories: Life
Tagged: dog philippines, pet-friendly philippines, shih tzu
In 2004, we re-branded our company to look young and dynamic and used the tag line Experience Digital Marketing. During that time, I wanted to promote the company as a developer of digital consumer experience for companies. This “experience” concept was based from the book The Experience Economy. In those days, the digital experience revolves around great web design and flash animation on the web or interactive CDs that provide video and animated product demonstrations.
These past 2 days, I was at IMMAP’s 2nd Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit. I was happy to see some old acquaintances back in iAyala/Philwap days. One of them is Nix Nolledo, the owner of Xurpas, PinoyExchange, and many other companies related to internet and mobile marketing. During his presentation, he gave an inspiring background about his company and how they expanded worldwide. He presented interesting mobile campaigns in the African region as well as an interesting application called SMS 2.0 from India.
Applications and campaigns presented in the summit just show that we shouldn’t stop innovating. Innovation is the heart of every business. Stop innovating and your business will surely fall.
Innovation is the specific instrument of entrepreneurship… the act that endows resources with a new capacity to create wealth. – Peter Drucker
Categories: Life · Work
Tagged: immap, internet marketing, mobile marketing, nix nolledo, pinoyexchange, sms 2.0, xurpas
I deal with a lot of clients from the shipping industry so I know a bit of how the industry works. One of my clients specializes in office containers. An office container is made of a (or a block of) shipment container converted into an office. I think they should look at this.
Port-a-bach is a beach house made from a repurposed shipping container that can be closed up and moved by truck, helicopter, or ship to any destination. Bach is a New Zealand term for a modest beach house. [From: GQ]
Categories: Gadgets · Life · Travel
