https://padlet.com/lysaaaa25/ysh34fe0ngbhs04t en-us 2021-09-09 11:51:32 UTC 2021-09-09 11:54:47 UTC hello@padlet.com lysaaaa25 https://padlet.com/lysaaaa25/ysh34fe0ngbhs04t/wish/1727772095 Ma. Alysa T. Nudalo

I was exposed to marketing through my parents at a young age. We used to operate a tiny business called pungko pungko since both of my parents enjoy cooking. The name "Pungko Pungko" comes from the Filipino word "pungko," which means "to sit or crouch." In the early days of the trend, many vendors would walk around with a basket full of Cebuano food delicacies to sell at a corner where a crowd of hungry customers waited. Customers squatted on the floor, eating fried food and puso (rice wrapped in coconut leaves) with their bare hands. You can save more money by eating pungko pungko, because karenderya is more expensive than pungko pungko. Because we sell people's daily necessities, it entails marketing.

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