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Entrepreneurs in Korea First Need to Learn How to Fail
Entrepreneurs in Korea have a larger fear of failure than those in the western world. That might be mainly because of the strict standards set by their parents. In Silicon Valley, it is expected that you fail when starting a startup. Through failure, you can learn from your mistakes. However for…
SEA Anchor – Helps Korean Startups Enter Southeast Asia
SEA Anchor is a premium Southeast Asia Anchoring program, strategic venture builder, and early-stage investor. They work closely with startups that are aligned with their investment thesis. They focus on key growth strategy development, opportunity maximization, business advisory, and connections…
How to Rank High on Naver Blog in 10 Easy Steps
Google is by far the top search engine in the world. However, to reach consumers in South Korea, you need to have a strong presence on Naver, because Naver is the top “search engine” in Korea. To rank high on Naver is difficult and involves different strategies compared to ranking high on Google.…
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Batoners helps the Visually Impaired Read E-Books
Batoners is one of the most innovative startups in Korea that is addressing meaningful social issues by developing technologies and services for children, the disabled, and the underprivileged. The startup has created social impact products such as E-Books for the visually impaired. They offer a…
NextRise – Global Startup Conference in Seoul – Complete Review
The Korean government is taking an active role in trying to grow the Korean startup ecosystem. The NextRise 2020 Seoul is a global startup conference and exhibition to connect Korean startups with the global startup ecosystem. After a successful NextRise 2019, NextRise 2020 continued its quest to…
Sustainable Education in Africa with Solar Cow by YOLK
Education is very important for any society that is looking to make progress. While Education is widely available in many regions, in Africa it is not always the case. UNICEF reports that close to 50% of Africa’s population is under 18 years of age. This means that Africa's child population will…












