Stories and interviews with founders who started out with Coworkcity, in their own words.
We analyze how beehiiv, the newsletter platform that hit 45 billion won in annual revenue in just 4 years, deliberately blocked sign-ups and turned that inconvenient wait into an opportunity to build fandom — its "reverse-friction" strategy. We also lay out 3 actionable frames small brands and online sellers can apply right now.
From lawyer to bestselling author to publishing-company CEO. This is the story of Yuldongne's CEO Oh Su-hyun, who started her business with a CoworkCity virtual office — a realistic founding story of a lawyer who wanted to work with capital, not just labor.
CoworkCity offers a range of benefits for its members' growth and work-life balance — 500,000 won a year for books and courses, a Class101 subscription, and 20,000 won a month for cultural activities. When 3 or more people team up, they can pool their cultural-activity allowance for up to 60,000 won.