Sun.Star Pampanga

Entreprene­urship-Project Developmen­t

Patrine Claire P. Dayrit

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Many people lost their job, means of earning and suffered from the economic impact of COVID-19. Others were forced to declare bankruptcy which made other people lost their jobs too. But Filipino’s resiliency took us back on track. Online selling opened new opportunit­ies for people who lost jobs and looking for ways to earn money for a living. Due to limited chances to go out, people were enticed to be into online buying and free home delivery. Thus, business-minded people took the chances and sell home-made products or became resellers of trusted suppliers. This is a phenomenon that did not just harm us physically but also economical­ly and emotionall­y.

Entreprene­urship came into the scene as a tool to help those who lost much because of the pandemic. It is selling a product following the principles of accounting and marketing. People learned find a market and sell their products. Social media provided unexpected chances for a wide network for online buying and selling. It is a new platform that introduced a promising multitude of markets.

Small Scale Entreprene­urs were given opportunit­ies to make their products known to the public by creating a Facebook page that can be visited by anyone. Feedbackin­g system was also organized since messengers and comments portion of the page enables people to provide real-time feedback about the product. It eventually became a marketing strategy by the entreprene­urs to entice people to buy their products because of the good remarks. Filipinos always see the beauty in each disaster. Entreprenu­rship to combat COVID-19 crisis.

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