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14/08/2026

Interns: say no more 😎

If you want to know where Philippine startup money goes, look at how people pay. πŸ“± Fintech has led local funding for mos...
04/08/2026

If you want to know where Philippine startup money goes, look at how people pay. πŸ“±

Fintech has led local funding for most of the last decade, and 2026 looks the same. What's worth digging into is why it keeps holding that lead.

Most of it comes down to solving small, everyday money problems. Getting paid, paying a merchant, sending money home, borrowing a little before payday.

Digital payments went from barely 1% of transactions in 2013 to close to 60% by 2024. In a country where millions never had a bank account, an e-wallet like GCash or Maya became the first financial tool they ever used. Lending grew from there, with the digital loan book now past $4.26 billion, and remittances hand the whole sector a built-in use case worth more than $30 billion a year. The central bank laid the rails, banks came in as partners, and GCash got big enough to show the model works. πŸ“ˆ

For finance brands, the real lesson here is about relevance. Slapping an e-wallet button on a product won't get you far. What carries you is solving a real problem often enough that people keep coming back, then telling that story well to a generation that already reaches for an e-wallet before a branch. πŸ“Œ

πŸ“– Read the full breakdown on our blog

🀝 And if you're a finance brand figuring out how to stay relevant with a mobile-first audience, talk to our sales team at m2comms.com/contact. We'd be glad to help.

03/08/2026

Interns risking it all for that grade πŸ˜‚

πŸ“Š Financial inclusion is the premise of Philippine fintech. In May, it was the category's smallest media story.Part of t...
30/07/2026

πŸ“Š Financial inclusion is the premise of Philippine fintech. In May, it was the category's smallest media story.

Part of that comes down to the pitch calendar. Product launches and partnership news are easier to time, easier to place, and easier to report on, so they fill the month. Inclusion work needs a longer runway and a story that holds up past a single announcement.

The opening is real, though. No fintech brand currently owns that conversation in local media, which makes it one of the few uncontested positions left in a crowded category. πŸ’‘

Share of voice, sentiment, and top headlines per brand are all in the report. πŸ‘‰ https://m2comms.com/2026/07/30/fintech-industry-report-2/

For the comms teams in this space: what's kept inclusion stories off your media calendar?

Our HR team had a good evening at DLSU Confluence 2026, De La Salle University's celebration of its industry partners. πŸŽ‰...
28/07/2026

Our HR team had a good evening at DLSU Confluence 2026, De La Salle University's celebration of its industry partners. πŸŽ‰

The night was built around appreciation and connection, and it delivered on both. Conversations with other partner companies, faculty, and the teams behind DLSU's career programs. 🀝

Partnerships like this are how agencies find people early, and how students find work that fits them. Both sides need the other to keep showing up.

Salamat, DLSU. See you at the next one. 🧑

πŸ‘‰ See the work we do: m2comms.com

πŸ“© Looking for a PR partner this year? Talk to our team at m2comms.com/contact or [email protected]

🌏 Filipino businesses have never lacked ambition. What they've lacked is a trusted way into the rest of Southeast Asia.M...
24/07/2026

🌏 Filipino businesses have never lacked ambition. What they've lacked is a trusted way into the rest of Southeast Asia.

MSMEs make up the vast majority of Philippine businesses and contribute up to 40% of the country's GDP, yet most stay domestic because regional expansion has meant either steep network agency fees or going in blind, market by market.

SAMA Philippines changes that math. One local partner, connected to independent specialists across Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore. πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­

We're proud that M2.0 Communications is a founding member, and that our Managing Director, Enya Reyes, serves as Country President of the chapter.

πŸ₯₯ One glass. Many flavors. Shared table.

Read the full story on what the launch means for homegrown brands. πŸ‘‡
https://m2comms.com/2026/07/23/m2-communications-sama-philippines-launch/

20/07/2026

Be honest… why are you invested? 🀣

16/07/2026

πŸŽ₯ For years, Filipino entrepreneurs asked one question: how do we succeed in the Philippines?

Last week in Manila, Sama-Sama, Halo-Halo posed a different one: how do we succeed beyond it?

Sama means "to come with." Sama-sama, and only because we like to say things twice here in the Philippines, means together. That's the idea behind the Strategic Asia Marketing Alliance, now officially launched in the Philippines. πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­

We're proud that M2.0 Communications' own Enya Reyes, our Managing Partner, serves as President of SAMA Philippines, helping lead this alliance from the front. πŸ™Œ

The next chapter of Philippine business won't be written only within our borders. It'll be written across Southeast Asia, through a real network of trusted independent agencies you can call when a client's ambition outgrows your own market. 🌏

Collaborators, not competitors. The region's best independent agencies, each strong at home, coming together as one regional gateway.

πŸ₯₯ One glass. Many flavors. Shared table.

Watch the moment SAMA Philippines came to life. πŸ‘‡

Thinking about your brand's next move into the region? Let's talk. Visit m2comms.com or reach us at https://lnkd.in/g4ghDr86. πŸ“©

15/07/2026

Who’s your coffee buddy at work? β˜•οΈ

Ask most executives when a crisis started and they'll point to the headline. But by then it's usually been building for ...
14/07/2026

Ask most executives when a crisis started and they'll point to the headline. But by then it's usually been building for weeks. The post everyone remembers is the end of the story, not the beginning. πŸ”

The real work happens earlier, in noticing the quiet signs most teams walk past. Like the same complaint getting quietly settled again and again, without anyone stopping to ask why it keeps happening. Or negative sentiment building online while nobody actually owns the job of watching it. Sometimes it's a big decision made in a room comms was never invited to, so they're left explaining something they didn't help shape. Sometimes it's realizing your whole brand rests on one person's voice, with no backup if they can't speak. And often it's the simplest gap of all, no agreed answer to "what do we do if this goes wrong?"

None of these feel urgent on their own. That's exactly why they get missed. But catching even one early is an advantage, not a reason to panic. The companies that handle issues well aren't the ones that never face them, they're the ones that saw them coming and used the time. πŸ“Œ

Read the full breakdown of all five signs here πŸ“– https://m2comms.com/2026/06/17/reputation-risk-signs-before_pr-crisis/

And if one or two of these hit a little close to home, it's worth a conversation before a situation forces one. Talk to our sales team at m2comms.com/contact. 🀝

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