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1. Hi,

   
We are Interdisciplinary Business Studies students from De La Salle University. I was just wondering if you could help me and my thesismates in our research entitled “Product Innovation Intensity in MSMEs: A Study on Selected Restaurants along Maginhawa Street, Quezon City”.

   The group believes that identifying the indicators to product innovation in MSMEs is a critical factor in determining its performance. The study’s objective is to know more about innovation by selected MSMEs along Maginhawa Street, including the three (villages): Sikatuna, UP and Teachers Villages. We would like to hear your insights and opinions regarding this concern.


   This discussion will definitely help the group to better understand the conditions of MSMEs along Maginhawa Street which could contribute to better analysis and understanding of different MSMEs involved in the food service industry.


   We could schedule a personal interview, or if the time does not allow us po, we could just send you our questions and maybe you could send us back the answers po? For convenience and so we won’t take much of your time.


   Thank you and hoping for your favorable response.

2. Hello Justine, you’re the second person who has contacted me about doing a thesis on Maginhawa restos :p Am leaving for a trip and will be gone for a week, but you can just email questions to kara.m.santos@gmail.com and I’ll try to get back to you.

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4. Hi Ms. Kara,

   Good day!!

   Hi I’m Siya Daryani. I’m from the Philippines and our company is bringing in bluetooth speakers and other waterproof products useful for surfers. If this interests you kindly contact us on +63 917 5839942 or +63 917 831 9942 or email us at fmcg@panvin.com and siyadaryani@gmail.com.

   Thanks. Looking forward to your reply.

   Regards,
   Siya

5. Hi Siya, thanks for your inquiry. I’ll get in touch with you via email.

6. Every post is Truly Inspiring!

7. Thank you Chris 🙂 Appreciate it.

8. Hi Ms. Kara,

   Greetings from Tourism Authority of Thailand – Philippines!

   May I know your e-mail address, please? My boss is looking for a photographer and she’s interested on your work.

   Looking forward to your quick reply.

   Regards,

   Frichette
   Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)
   c/o Flight Care Aviation Philippines, Inc.
   Philippine Representative
   3/F PAIR-PAGS CENTER
   Ninoy Aquino Ave., Pasay City, Philippines
   Tel: (02) 854-5837
   E-mail: fcap.sales@gmail.com;
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9. Hi Frichette. You can get in touch with me at kara.m.santos@gmail.com 🙂 Thank you.

10. Hi Ms. Kara,

    Thank you for all those wonderful blogposts! I was also thinking of having a blog the same as yours but don’t know where to start. Hope you can give me some tips on how to start my own travel blog 🙂

    Hope to hear from you soon! God Bless!

11. Hi JM. I guess my best advice is to determine first what you want to write about and build your blog identity around that. Then, start writing. There’s a lot of other stuff that needs to be done though for setting things up. For the technical specifics, you can check out this very useful post by travel bloggers I admire: The Poor Traveler on How to Start a Travel Blog.

12. Hi Kara, we’d like to invite you to a festival here in Manila. Please email me at lexus@publicrirm.com.

    We look forward to your feedback.

13. Hi Kara, we have messaged before and appreciated your input and I also enjoy your articles and look forward to them. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into your travel newsletters. They really are inspiring to me since I am going to be living there in the next 12-18 months after I retire here in the US. I will want to follow the same path as you in some of your destinations. I would like to ask you about places in the Philippines that offer cooler temps during the real hot season. I am well aware of Baguio City and also Tagaytay. I am kind of turned off by Baguio because of the immense population. And Tagaytay seems ok. Do you have any suggestions on other locations? I’m thinking that I would spend 2-3 weeks away from Naga City during the hot days that they get. Thank you! Many Regards, Mark Whitaker

14. Hi Mark, it’s actually the rainy season now in the Philippines, so the weather isn’t that hot. But if you want places with really cooler temperatures, aside from Tagaytay and Baguio, I can recommend the following: Tanay in Rizal, Banaue in Ifugao, Sagada in Mt. Province, Dalaguete in Cebu, San Remigio in Antique and Bukidnon. These are all quite far from Naga City, but the Cordillera region would be your best bet (Banaue and Sagada).

15. Hi Kara,
    Congrats on your work, site, and sharing. I do believe bikers have always been a free spirit.
    We are embarking to import a new bike in town. Cafe Racer – Scrambler. It’s a British design, and engineering. High end. A beauty and stylish look.
    you might be interested to know of it? Pls contact me.
    On the other hand I am looking for a local Metro Manila One Stop shop. Showroom, Spare parts, Services. I wonder if you know of someone. I can share more info details via email
    thank you
    Francisco

16. Hi Fransisco. Thanks for getting in touch. Responded to your email! 🙂 Sounds like a great project.

17. Hi Kara,

    Hello,this is a Gallery Associate from Imahica Art, we’re an art gallery based in Manila, Philippines. I’d like to inquire about something in terms of a partnership.

    Thank you!

    Regards,
    Mariah

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