Meet these inspiring Filipino sellers on Shopee

From today up to December 15, Shopee will spotlight local sellers from all over the Philippines and showcase their popular products in time for the 12.12 Mega Pamasko Sale. 

Check out some of the inspiring Filipino sellers highlighted in 12.12 #TatakPinoy: Shopee Celebrates Local:

Paula Tabije, owner of ABUBOT_PH

When Paula lost her job back in 2018, she needed to find a new way to generate income. She tapped into the market of teens and young adults, and started selling on Shopee ready-to-wear clothing locally made in Taytay, Rizal. From running operations in a 20sqm room, she has now been able to open up a warehouse and purchase several properties for her family.

Raven Gomez, owner of toyhuntersPH

Raven discovered her passion in entrepreneurship at a young age, when she was selling stickers and other items to her classmates. She set up her shop on Shopee in 2014, where she sells children’s toys. Today, she has her own staff to help her run her business as she continues to grow her business on Shopee.

Jenna Indigado, owner of Small Wonders Page

Jenna decided to become a full-time Shopee seller in 2018 when their farm was hit with African Swine Fever, and she needed to find a stable source of income. As a mother of three, she wanted to reach fellow parents and started selling baby’s essentials and clothing. Today, her online business continues to grow with the help of her staff of 200 seamstresses and 70 packing assistants. They proudly sell Bulacan-made products created by the people in the local community. 

Erwin Ygot, owner of P. Motozone

For Erwin and his wife, their customers have always been at the heart of what they do. Even with minimal capital, the Davao-based couple transitioned to selling on Shopee to give their buyers a safe and convenient way to purchase motorcycle needs.

Ira Cruz and Ireen Araullo, owners of UNIQ.MNL

A month before the lockdown, siblings Ira Cruz and Ireen Araullo launched UNIQ.MNL on Shopee where they currently sell clothing items made by members of the local community in Taytay, Rizal.  After finding success in manufacturing and selling PPEs and facemasks, they started to offer trendy clothing that was well received by Filipinos.

Maria Sheena Campaner-Kweon, owner of yourDailyDose

Bacolod-based entrepreneur and pharmacist Maria Sheena Campaner-Kweon started her Shopee journey in 2019 when she was on the brink of bankruptcy. With limited sales at first, Maria and her team at yourDaily Dose persisted and utilized their earnings to invest in Shopee’s ads and programs. From barely making ends meet, she now has a larger warehouse in Bacolod City to cater to her growing customer base.

When you shop local and support Filipino sellers this 12.12, you also get a chance to take home amazing prizes with Shopee’s  Shop to Win Gold promo. You can win either a gold bar; a year’s worth of groceries from P&G Home Care, P&G Beauty, Pampers, Olay, Ariel, Head & Shoulders, and Frito-Lay; or subsidy for a year’s worth of electricity. Just claim your Golden Ticket after every purchase until December 12 for a chance to win. 

Tune in to Shopee Live on December 13 to find out if you will be one of the 12 lucky winners to take home gold or a year-long supply of groceries or electricity!

Shop local, win gold, and have the best holiday shopping experience at Shopee’s 12.12 Mega Pamasko Sale! Download the Shopee app from leading app stores and visit https://shopee.ph/m/12-12 for more details.