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Fansnextdoor. Arizuka. BlueBees. Octopousse. Touscoprod. Ulule. Babeldoor.

KissKissBankBank. Eppela (it) US. US. RocketHub. HelpersUnite. Rock The Post. Faithfunder. FunderHut. Kickstarter. Your Guide for Raising Money Online. Crowdfunding can be an excellent tool for propelling your small business, supporting a nonprofit, or helping a loved one.

It can also be a daunting task, but have no fear, our team did some research and put together this nifty guide that helps explain the before, during, and after a crowdfunding campaign. We hope you find it useful in making your crowdfunding project a success! If you have any suggestions, please add them in the comments section below, we’d love to hear them! Starting a Crowdfunding Project Before starting a project there are some important questions that you must ask yourself: Crowd Power: What Is Crowdfunding? [INFOGRAPHIC] Since its inception as a way to expose new lines of credits outside of traditional bank loans, microfinance has evolved with the ages.

Seeded by the Grameen Bank, industry trailblazers like Kiva and Prosper applied the concept of microlending to the Internet, spawning people-to-people lending. The newest breed of microfinance — crowdfunding — is fast growing in popularity. In this infographic, we take a closer look at how crowdfunding works and how viable it is. The Do’s and Dont’s of Crowd Funding. I wrote about crowd funding sites a few months ago.

Looking at who should use them and under what circumstances. So when I received an e-mail the other day from the guys at BalconyTV requesting support on a fund it campaign to build a new website, I decided to check it out.