Reply to covipandabailey's comment you can promote without mocking

@mitchocochip

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The creator directly addresses a potentially negative comment in a calm and factual manner, turning it into an opportunity to highlight her own product's origin and manufacturing process, which can be a selling point for consumers interested in supporting local production.

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The creator addresses a comment suggesting she mocked another brand. She clarifies that she did not mock Bea's brand and was only stating that her own bags are manufactured in the Philippines, not China, due to minimum order quantity differences. She emphasizes that there is nothing wrong with manufacturing in China but highlights her own brand's production origin.

Structure

1Addresses comment about mocking
2Clarifies no hate towards Bea's brand
3States her own bags are made in the Philippines
4Explains China's minimum order quantity requirements

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Replying to @covipandabailey dont make issues when there r none. It is common practice for people to order from china.

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Reply to covipandabailey's comment you can promote without mocking bea anu yan so plus point k sa langit go goodluck

Transcript

I did not mock Bea. Anu yan? So plus point k sa langit go goodluck. Ang galing niyo talaga gumawa ng issue. In fact, in the very very beginning of that video, I already said no hate to Bea and her growing brand. And I also stated that I was not there to talk about her brand. I was there to talk about my bags. So don't make an issue where there is none. Because I am well aware that a lot of people get what they sell in China because one, they have the capital for it. Two, they have a big minimum quantity to order from. When you order from China, guys, you cannot just order 100 pieces. You have to order in the thousands. And that is a MOQ that I do not have. There is nothing wrong with having a manufacturer from China. I am just stating that my bags are made in the Philippines.