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WYG WYG ~ user’s benefits (crowd-giving)

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WYG WYG ~ NPO’s benefits (new way of fund-raising)

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2013,
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WYG WYG ~ commercial partner’s benefits (strong digital ADV redemption+CSR)

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27
2013,
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WYG WYG ~ Why ?
NPOs need visibility and new
ways to raise money for
their solidarity projects

Donors are looking for trust,
tracking, accountability and
want to be kept up to date
about the solidarity actions
they have supported

Companies are looking for viral engagement
and "pay per action" investments for their
marketing initiatives as well as new virtuous
models for corporate social responsability

Content & Social Engine for Crowd Giving
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PROFIT
IN
RETE,
Nov
27
2013,
WYG
WYG
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2013
all
rights
reserved

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