albertri
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I like your analogy bro ^_^!
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I like your analogy bro ^_^!
Sion
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albertri
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You mean this:
I don't want to turn this thread into OT thread. But this reminds me of an incident when I was in Phuket few years back... My wife did asked me to go out and have some beer and enjoy cheap beer.. while walking a lady on a scooter pass by then turned around... Boy! she was stunning long hair slim and sexy then she said "Hi!" the voice give it away.... so my 1st impression of Boy! was literally it is a boy....
I have nothing against trans or bi etc. I respect all human being... but I just got surprised and caught off guard never had experience this before in my life... she really looks like a pretty lady one some more.
but anyways this will be hopefully my last OT in this thread ^_^
Not to worry, this is a chit chat thread, there is no specify topics here, so you can't go off topic. lol
welcome Retiaw.
Early this week, I went to Geylang Serai to shoot the Hari Raya Bazaar for some stock photos, at the end of shoot, I walk around the Bazzaar, there are many food stalls and I saw a banner advertising Halal Bak Kwa.
Halal Bak Kwa? Okey...... this is something new to me...
come to think of it, that is an innovation, so what are the things that we can take from other industries or places, modify and incorporate it into our business?
or you have any interesting encounter during recent shoots like to share here?
Halal Bak Kwa? Okey...... this is something new to me...
come to think of it, that is an innovation, so what are the things that we can take from other industries or places, modify and incorporate it into our business?
or you have any interesting encounter during recent shoots like to share here?
UncleFai
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Well... "bak" is "meat" "kwa" is "dried"... never say what type of meat... in fact, Bee Cheng Hiang has chicken and beef ones... http://www.beechenghiang.com.sg/online-shop/freshly-bbq-bakkwa.html ... so why not halal versions?
I know the non pork bak kwa is not a new products, they bak kwa manufactures come out with a chicken bak kwa during 1999 Nipah virus outbreak in the Malaysia.
it is easy for you to say this now.
just imagine, if you are the one who come out with this ideal, and start selling this "new" product to a new market, what would be your feeling like?
will I able to open a new market?
how will the consumers accept this product?
will I look like a crown?
will I get whacked by the consumers?
and etc......
My question is, are we proactive and innovative, always look for new ideas for our business?
or just be a follower, do whatever my competitors do, and offer at a lower price?
UncleFai
Senior Member
In business, if you do the latter, you sure die eventually.
But having said that, not every product or business has to be super revolutionary lah... it just has to be better in the opinion of the customers. While we love stories of game changing products, the truth is that the bulk of business is just incremental improvements to an existing product offered in such a way that there is a customer base willing to pay for it.
Yes, photographers don't have to be totally different from others, just need to have some small differences which customers can't compare the photographer and the rest, so what are the things that a photographers can add into there existing services/products?
btw, this is Freelancers Chit Chat thread and there are so many One Post Wonders, I guess some are sitting down there and waiting for telephone to ring.
If this does not work out, I think I rename the thread to Uncles and Aunties Chit Chat Thread. or The Distraction Thread.
If this does not work out, I think I rename the thread to Uncles and Aunties Chit Chat Thread. or The Distraction Thread.
Sion
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xjosephtbr
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hey all, id like to know your opinions on kedaz. photography. who charges 10,000usd for a prewedding.
http://kedaz.zenfolio.com/the-journey-of-love
are there any local photographers who have reached that kind of level?
http://kedaz.zenfolio.com/the-journey-of-love
are there any local photographers who have reached that kind of level?
hlwong
Senior Member
Saw their portfolio and i know that Malaysia got one bridal shop: Enya Marine can take quite good prewedding photos. They typically charge around RM10k and above. Definitely cheaper than USD10k....hahaha
xjosephtbr
Member
oh wow they do have some rlly nice photos. and if im not wrong, kedaz should be from malaysia too
Hi all
I do wedding videography as freelance since 2011 while having a day job in professional line.
Became very passionate in videography, hence, decided to quit my day job to focus on videography & video editing job.
Looking forward to collaborate with any of you here
www.seven17films.com
I do wedding videography as freelance since 2011 while having a day job in professional line.
Became very passionate in videography, hence, decided to quit my day job to focus on videography & video editing job.
Looking forward to collaborate with any of you here
www.seven17films.com
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