“Imagine if you subscribe to a newsletter from Manolo Quezon and then got an email from there to buy Herbalife, Fern C or join the El Shaddai I am sure that you will also get offended.”

—>True. Please understand that many of our fellow Filipinos are so disillusioned with politics that they want to avoid it as much as possible.

If you take on the perspective of your Food Blog Subscribers, you will easily see their point.

If they wanted opinions on politics or housekeeping, they will subscribe to the AboutMyRecovery Fan Page and not the Food Blog Fan Page.

Imagine if you subscribe to a newsletter from Manolo Quezon and then got an email from there to buy Herbalife, Fern C or join the El Shaddai I am sure that you will also get offended.

If you search for Pinoy Food Blog on Facebook, you will get a search result like this:

Pinoy Food | Free Filipino Food Recipes
Pinoy Food | Free Filipino Food Recipes – Pinoy Cooking, other Food Recipes
pinoyfoodblog.com

There’s no warning there that Politics is included. Or Travel, or Fashion. Good thing it was just Manolo Quezon you were promoting. What if it was an unpopular person like Mikey Arroyo or Mike Defensor?

I would suggest you open up a separate Fan Page for Politics and Civic Works and hopefully it will also draw the same thousand of fans like Pinoy Food Blog.

I think this is just a small issue that can be easily corrected by creating several fan pages for specific purposes and topics.

as suggested in our last meeting it would be nice to check which food these politicians eat to keep them on their toes…

or what is the favorite food binge of their campaign staff…

i believe it is a fiesta everytime they go around, check on a campaign sorties budget – food would make a fourth of it… if not one of the most pressing concern of a host…

Eat well, Vote well, folks !
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