WORKSHOP OVERVIEW:
If you've ever...
Wondered, "Ano na naman ipopost ko?"
Opened Instagram... then closed it again. 😅
Said, "Magpo-post ako mamaya." Tapos next week na.
Asked yourself, "Saan ko pa kukunin yung oras at energy mag-post?"
Felt guilty every time you took a break from posting.
Worried people would forget your business if you disappeared for a while.
You're not alone.
Somehow, running a small business also means becoming the photographer, copywriter, and social media manager.
No wonder content feels like another full-time job.
In this workshop, we'll help you build a content practice that's sustainable, meaningful and designed to work for your time and energy.
What this workshop is (and isn't):
This workshop isn't about...
❌ Becoming an influencer (...pero malay mo. 😌)
❌ Chasing trends
❌ Gaming the algorithm
❌ Posting every single day
❌ Becoming a video production expert
❌ Ads or boosting posts
It's about learning how to…
✅ Develop a story-first approach to content
✅ Find stories already inside your work & creative practice
✅ Create a sustainable content workflow around those stories
✅ Build a content bank that fits your time & energy
But more importantly, it's about…
✅ Sharing values, not just products
✅ Building community, not just followers
✅ Telling stories, not just making posts
✅ Turning your feed into a body of work—not just a content calendar.
Workshop Details:
- August 29, 2026 (Saturday)
- 1:00–5:00 PM
- Mess Studio, The Atrium of Makati
- ₱3,900
- Limited slots available.
Think of it as part workshop, part conversation.
We'll mix practical lessons, real small business examples, hands-on activities, worksheets, group sharing, and time for questions and conversation.
Includes: Food & drink, worksheets, and activity guides.
About your introverted instructor:
After 17 years in advertising, Maan left her role as Executive Creative Director to help grow her family's small businesses. Today, she's the co-founder of PopJunkLove and co-owner of Common Room, where she combines years of brand storytelling experience with the everyday realities of running a creative business.
A certified introvert, she'd much rather be behind the camera than in front of it. But like many small business owners, she's learned to bravely hit record when the business needs it—as Common Room's marketing & social media lead. 😅