Upo Ka Muna

14/10/2026

Word of the day:

"SWOT ANALYSIS"

Know your strengths, fix your weaknesses, spot the chances, dodge the risks. Know this term and plan your next move wisely. 💚🍃

13/10/2026

Word of the day:

"PASSIVE INCOME"

Earn even while you rest, now that's smart business. Know this term and work smarter, not harder. 💚🍃

09/10/2026

Word of the day:

"CUSTOMER ACQUISITION COST"

Every new customer has a price tag, do you know yours? Know this term and grow smarter, not just bigger. 💚🍃

08/10/2026

Word of the day:

"MARKET SATURATION"

Too many brands, same idea, can your business still stand out? Know this term and stay one step ahead. 💚🍃

07/10/2026

Word of the day:

"LEAD TIME"

The faster you deliver, the happier your customers get! Know this term and watch your business run smoother. 💚🍃

05/10/2026

Word of the day:

"BRAND LOYALTY"

This means when customers keep choosing the same brand again and again, even if there are other similar options available. It builds trust and keeps sales steady over time. 🍃

EXAMPLE:
If customers always pick Upo Ka Muna over other snack brands because they trust the quality, that shows brand loyalty.

04/10/2026

03/10/2026

Word of the day:

"DIVERSIFICATION"

This means offering different products or entering different markets instead of relying on just one, to reduce risk and reach more customers. If one product slows down, others can still keep the business steady. 🍃

EXAMPLE:
If Upo Ka Muna starts selling upo chips, upo chocolate, and upo powder instead of just one product, that is diversification.

02/10/2026

Word of the day:

"NET PROFIT"

This means the actual money a business keeps after subtracting all expenses, costs, and taxes from its total revenue. It shows the real earnings, not just the sales amount. 🍃

EXAMPLE:
If Upo Ka Muna earns 7000 pesos in sales but spends 4000 pesos on ingredients, packaging, and other costs, the remaining 3000 pesos is the net profit.

01/10/2026

Word of the day:

"GROSS REVENUE"

This means the total amount of money a business earns from sales before subtracting any costs or expenses. It shows how much came in, not how much was actually kept as profit. 🍃

EXAMPLE:
If Upo Ka Muna sells 200 packs at 35 pesos each, the gross revenue is 7000 pesos, even before deducting ingredient and packaging costs.