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Anything mommy blogger related here. This features blog events coverage. This blog also publish press release and write ups. Tips and tutorials on how to be an effective blogger.

This also include a list of top mommy blog in the Philippines.

In addition, here is the 5 SIMPLE STEPS TO BE A MOMMY BLOGGER:

1. Create a blog name that will represent you as a mommy blog. Sometimes it's good to include the noun mommy or mother or nanay.

2. Create an email the same as your blog name for branding purpose, in other words, for identification. After that, you can proceed to step 3 which is actually one of the most challenging part.

3. Open a blog. It has been debated for so many times which is the best blogging platform to use. For starters, I usually recommend blogspot because it is free. On the other han, if you are ready to shell out money, wordpress org is the best.

4. Design your blog. This sound like an easy task to do, it is actually, however, it can be very time consuming. The number of free templates for a blog is endless. To help you decide, set your blog tone and color. Will it be a dark themed blog? Light? What will be the primary colors? And from there, searching will be easier.

5. Lastly and most importantly, Start writing. The best way to start this is to introduce yourself. Likewise, you can also create a list of why you started a mommy blog. Or you can mention top 10 things that you would want your future readers to know about you.

Things You Can Send Via GrabExpress

I can’t remember the first time I used GrabExpress, but I do remember how happy I was with the service. If I am not mistaken, I had to send a document for a company that I worked with. I can’t leave the house to send via the usual mail services and I need to send it ASAP. That’s when GrabExpress saved the day!

I use GrabExpress to send billing to my clients. Some of my clients use GrabExpress to send me products and gifts. Ang saya di ba? When it says express, makakarating na agad!

Aside from docs, alam mo ba na GrabExpress can also be used to send other kinds of parcels such as the following:

1. Homemade baon: Nothing compares to a home-cooked meal. And with everyone’s busy schedules, it’s easy to just settle for a bleak meal (or sometimes even just forget to eat completely). So why not hit two birds with one stone by warming the heart and the belly by sending over a yummy home-cooked dish to your busy loved one anytime?

2. A Vanity Kit: Everyone’s been in a situation where your casual look suddenly needs an upgrade, so why not send somebody in a similar dilemma a make-over kit! It could have some make-up, hair products, a few accessories, and even a fragrance. Sending over a vanity kit is a gift that keeps on giving!

3. A succulent: Admittedly, plants aren’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think GrabExpress. But a small sturdy plant wrapped well will be a fun and perfect housewarming gift for that friend that’s either just moving out, has a green thumb, or just wants to add some life into their space.

4. A DVD and snack kit: Who says you can’t have movie night if you’re LDR? Just put together the film of the night with some easy snacks like gummies or popcorn, and you’re all set to enjoy the movie together! Distance isn’t a problem when you can just GrabExpress!

5. A simple card: Whether it’s for your S.O., your pal, your siblings, or your parents, it’s always great to send them a token of your love. In the age of texting and calling, an unexpected card (whether store-bought or DIY) is always heartwarming. It reminds them that not only did you think of them, but you also took the time to write and send something.

Can you be more creative than that? Ano usually pinapadala mo sa GrabExpress? Kung may due ka for sending this week, padala mo na this Monday, May 27, 2019. Officially GrabExpress day ang May 27, 2019 as part of Grab’s month-long celebration in anticipation for their 7th anniversary on June 6th.

Any user who books a GrabExpress between 7am to 7pm will be eligible to win 5,000php worth of Sodexo gift certificates. Seven winners will be chosen and contacted by Grab representatives.

Surprises are always fun, regardless if you’re the giver or the receiver. And the things you can easily send through GrabExpress are so vast and versatile!

Join Grab, the country’s everyday super app now, as it turns 7 by checking out our official social media sites for more details on this promotion and more! Happy booking!

Everything You Want to Know About POPEYES® Before it Opens in Manila

The world-famous American fried chicken chain POPEYES® is all set to open its first restaurant in Manila very, very soon! And fried chicken lovers have every reason to celebrate as it will open its first branch in POPEYES® Arcovia City, Pasig.

Brought to you by the Kuya J Group, POPEYES® has set the local dining scene abuzz with excitement over rumors of an opening in the Philippines. Now that it’s official, Filipino diners can finally savor the heart and soul of American Southern-style cooking best experienced only at POPEYES®.

“Everyone in Manila has been anticipating the opening of POPEYES® and we’re happy to announce that it’s opening this month,” says Winglip Chang, Kuya J Group President. “We are very thrilled to offer its big, bold and unique flavors to Filipino diners.”

Before its opening, here are some things you may want to know:

Its award-winning fried chicken! At POPEYES®, flavor is everything! POPEYES® takes pride in its juicy (but not greasy) and extra crispy fried chicken with distinct flavors from the South of the USA. Made fresh daily, POPEYES® fried chicken is generously marinated in Cajun-inspired spices and seasonings, then hand battered, breaded and cooked slow and served fast.

Enjoy an exciting menu of POPEYES® signature dishes. Aside from its world-famous fried chicken, the fried chicken chain will also offer some of its other popular dishes which include biscuits, Cajun fries, Chicken Tenders, and some exclusive items to be introduced in the Philippines.

The first POPEYES® restaurant opened in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA in 1972. New Orleans, Louisiana is a melting pot of music, festive traditions and flavors. The POPEYES® chicken recipe is based on 300-year old culinary traditions of Louisiana and a fusion of ingredients and influences from 7 different nations. Founder Alvin Copeland Sr. infused his chicken with bold flavors from his native Louisiana which created a unique flavor that helped launch a global chicken empire.

Today, POPEYES® is one of the biggest fried chicken chains in the world with over 3,000 restaurants in over 25 countries. And it continues to grow bigger with new restaurants opening here in the Philippines.

To learn more about the POPEYES® brand, please follow them on Facebook www.facebook.com/popeyesph and Instagram www.instagram.com/popeyesph

Online Sellers Testimonials For LBC Cash On Delivery and LBC Cash On Pick

Online sellers are on the race to sell their products to an eager market who have found shopping in the internet more convenient. But more than just selling their goods, online merchants are also enticing customers by giving them the most worry-free experience, from buying to paying and getting their orders the way they want it.

LBC understands this need- which is why they came up with the Cash on Pick Up (COP) and Cash on Delivery (COD). Under COP, LBC provides a safer and more convenient alternative to “meet-ups” as a method of getting goods from seller to customer. After ordering online, a customer only has to select the specific LBC branch from where to pick up their items.

Under COD, buyers are offered the option of paying for their purchases- only after LBC delivers the items to them.

After only a few months of operations, many online business owners are already raving over COP/COD. Aileen Guina who sells HERBAL MEDICINAL TEA AND MINERAL DROPS, started using COP/COD last July 2018. Since she began using COP/COD, she has stopped using other courier services. “Malawak po ang sakop ng LBC at convenient siya para sa akin at sa customers ko.Mas dumalas po ang pasok ng customers.Mas ok compared sa dati kasi hindi sila gaano worried na baka scam or niloloko lang sila and hindi sila nahihirapan since pinupuntahan sila sa bahay nila”.

Another online seller, Alvin Flores, whose products consist of beauty products like make up, has shifted to LBC since it started its CPO/COD services last year. He said: “Mas gusto kasi ng mga client ang cash on pick up para maiwasan ang mga scam. Mas mabilis din kasi pag LBC COP/COD. Mula nang mag-COP/COD ako, mas maraming pumapasok na clients since convenient nga para sa customers. Tapos okay na okay din ang service ng LBC”.

For Eleazar Latonio, whose business revolves around selling food supplements across the country via his online shop, used a different courier before. But due to the slow remittance of payment, they decided to shift to LBC’s COP/COD. He says: “Mas madali yung ngayon sa LBC kumpara sa dati kasi hindi lang ung clients ung nadadalian dahil nga COP/COD pero mas mabilis din ung bigay ng payment nila sa amin compared sa ibang courier services who takes weeks. Sa LBC few days lang po, meron na. At alam naman natin na LBC ang pinaka malaking courier service sa Philippines. Mas mabilis pa, especially sa province, kaya mas maganda”.

Mr. Ronaldo Provido De Guzman, owner of Gabriel Fishing Net Glamore, who vends fishnet and motorcycle parts and accessories, said he started using LBC’s COP and COD for the convenience of his buyers. And for him the best features of the service are: “Mabilis, mura at mababa yung risk na hindi ako mabayaran sa mga shipment ko”. Lumakas pa ang business ko!”

With the expected rise of e-commerce, LBC assures online sellers that it will always make ways to provide them with services that aim to ease their operations while driving growth for their businesses.

There is no doubt: online shopping has become more popular than ever before. Shopping from one’s phone, tablet or PC has become the biggest trend, specially for those who simply want convenience at their fingertips.