Anyone can use "wadiz"!
Anyone can use wadiz
Common Misconceptions About wadiz
- Only special people can use wadiz
- What you can do on wadiz is limited
Only special people can use wadiz
wadiz dreams of a world where anyone can take on a challenge.
That’s why it’s not just for special people.
In fact, it’s by taking on the challenge of wadiz that you become special.
To date, wadiz has partnered with approximately 300,000 makers.
Among them are large corporations, mid-sized companies, small brands, and sole proprietors.
Not only that, but wadiz is a platform where individuals can also launch their own projects.
What you can do on wadiz is limited
Wadiz is a funding platform.
In other words, you can launch a funding project on wadiz.
(While there are also features like “pre-order” and “wadiz store” besides funding, they aren’t relevant to this content, so I’ll skip over them!)
But wait a minute—doesn’t the phrase “launching a funding project” sound a bit too complicated?
It made me wonder if the term “funding” might actually be creating more barriers to makers’ challenges.
So, we took this opportunity to compile a list of synonyms for “funding.”
Numerous synonyms for “funding”: launching a new product, starting without inventory, pioneering a new market, laying the groundwork for overseas expansion, building a fan base and engaging with fans, and testing product viability
In fact,the maker behind Derma Nature Cosmeticslaunched a new product through wadiz. Even now, they’ve consistently raised over 3.4 billion won in cumulative funding through wadiz.
Kuja Communication, a makeractive as both a YouTuber and TikToker, tested its product performance through wadiz.
By introducing “Kuja Fan”—which had previously been sold through YouTube group buys—on wadiz as well, they used it as an indicator to gauge
to gauge how appealing the product would be to a new target audience.
PN Pungnyeon, a 70-year-old traditional company that isa makerof rice in Korea, pioneered a new market through wadiz.
From a company’s perspective, there aren’t many platforms where they can try something new. But wadiz was a blue ocean for such new ventures.
Maker Shin Jeong-hye, who saved a puppy that had lost its limbs after falling into a waterway, raised funds for her advocacy efforts to change public perception.
Wha Young Woo, a 60-something entrepreneur and maker at Toys &, showcased her moon jar incense sticks—created to address the issue of oyster shells—
on wadiz, which became a catalyst for her self-realization.
New synonyms for “funding” are still being created today.
Now it’s your turn to create your own synonym.
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