Noticed anything different lately? Probably some significant change that caught your eye?
Here at the Nuffnang Headquarters, we are always eager in looking for ways to create, transform, and amplify things.
With over 900,000 blogs in our global community and loads of exciting events and gatherings thrown away each year, we’ve decided that it’s time for another leap up!
Lo and behold— the new Nuffnang Philippines website!
Don’t you just love our crispy minimalist look? (We sure do!)
Go on and visit our website now! We’d love to hear what’s on your mind about the makeover. Let’s exchange thoughts and feedback by commenting below!
Before we welcome the long weekend, let me share with you my awesome Carly Rae experience last night at the big dome.
Fan-girl moment before the show starts!
I, together with a few friends, and our intern of life, Mark, danced and partied to the tunes of our favorite Carly songs like “Good Time”, “This Kiss”, “Tonight I’m Getting Over You”, and “Call Me Maybe”.
Oh, I just loved how the audience was Carly-fied throughout the night. I felt like I was in a club!
Special thanks to our intern of life, Mark Clutario for these awesome pictures!
Sending out some Nuffie love to our dear friends from Globe! Thank you for bringing her here, and for the unforgettable night. I’m definitely still not over her amazing concert!
Posting a video of one of my favorite Carly Rae songs, for you guys.
Join Mead Johnson Nutrition, makers of Enfakid A+ and Lactum3+&6+, in paying tribute to all fathers! Write about the father in your family, your dad or your husband, and make them feel loved this coming Father’s Day.
Watch this heartwarming video – an open letter from real fathers to their children.
Share if this made you think of your dad.
Read what Mico Halili, Burn Gutierrez, Helene Santos, and Patty Laurel has to say about fathers and fatherhood. Here are some excerpts from their blog entries on #BestStartsWithDad.
Start them young. Start it young. I’m a dad hoping to collect as many photos and images of memorable trips with my daughter. The beach. A journey up the mountains. Plane rides. Road trips.
Maybe twenty, thirty years from now, my daughter won’t remember the details. Hopefully, twenty, thirty years from now, she’ll recall the moments. Probably, twenty, thirty years from now, one of these photos will help her remember.
Dads are often the unsung heroes in the family, lending a helping hand when needed and, although less apparent, also deal with the same parenting issues as moms. It is about time that we acknowledge the invaluable contribution of our dads by recalling how they helped us grow into the well-rounded individuals we are today. What is your best start with your dad?
Now, having children myself, I’m so thankful that they can spend time with their dad growing up, unlike me. Like my mom, I also became a housewife so that I can be the one to raise my kids. Of course most children are really more attached to their mothers at a young age because it’s the moms, especially stay-at-home ones, who spend the most time with them. I’m sure every father has felt unappreciated and even unwanted at some point in their lives. I remember this post I saw online about how when the kids are with their moms, they ask so many questions like “Mom can I eat this?”, “Mom, can I go out?”, “Mom, can I watch this?” etc etc. But when they’re left alone with their dad, they only ask one thing – “WHERE’S MOM?” hahaha! Actually I can relate, but that doesn’t mean that a father’s role is any less important.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – I am so thankful to my hubby for being so encouraging and allowing me to stay at home while he works to support us. I know he, like many other fathers, has missed out on special moments and milestones. They sacrifice this in order to give their family the best life possible. But it just proves how strong they are because I’m sure any dad would gladly give anything to spend more time with his kids if he could.
I’ve always admired my friends who are young dads taking on the unconventional role of being hands-on fathers. There’s a new wave of fathers who have been debunking old stereotypes of fathers just being financial providers and not really physically and emotionally attaching themselves to their kids. Dads are now more involved in the rearing of their children, pitching in and working hand in hand with their wives to provide a loving and safe environment for their kids to grow up in. From teaching their kids to tie their shoelaces, finish a puzzle, or ride their bikes, Dads are now more focused on the little things that actually matter. Gone are the days of dads just leaving all the “home and family matters” to mothers, now it’s really a team effort for both the dad and mom. It’s a progressive way of thinking but something I definitely support!
The Nuffnang team is growing and we’re looking for the next Nuffies!
There are three available positions:
TALENT EXECUTIVE
Advantageous to have good knowledge of Blogs/Bloggers and the Blogosphere
Active in the Social Media platforms
Outgoing, love meeting new people
Good communication and organizational skills
Able to speak English and Filipino well
Self-motivated and able to work independently
A good team player and with a proactive attitude
Dynamic and bubbly personality
Passion in the media industry
Marketing, PR or Communications qualification
ADVERTISING OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE
Will be responsible for implementing and managing ad campaigns, among others
Knows basic HTML
Familiar with coding languages such as JavaScript and Flash
Good communication, organizational, and analytical skills
Able to speak English and Filipino well
Self-motivated and able to work independently
A good team player and with proactive attitude
Active in Social Media platforms
Passion in the media industry
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE (MEDIA SALES)
Advantageous to have good knowledge of Blogs/Bloggers and the Blogosphere
Active in the Social Media platforms
Bachelor’s degree in Marketing or Business
Good communication, organizational skills
Achievement in media-related sales is a plus
You will pitch to our network of clients and agencies, help them develop campaigns, and coordinate campaign execution with bloggers and our online system.
If you’re interested, then check out our Career Page and send over your resumes!
Aaaaand we’re back! If you’ve been totally spiked by the previous crazy videos of Enchong Dee, we now give you another one that will make you smile –if not make you slap your desk from an ‘I cannot get over this’ moment.
That’s right. He’s turned into a complete lunatic. But the sexiest and funniest lunatic at that.
Watch this latest video of Enchong and his funny stunts!
Fan-girl moment before the show starts!
