Running a crowdfunding campaign can be overwhelming—that’s why many project creators hire a crowdfunding agency for their expertise. During the vetting process, it’s paramount to not only ask good questions but also avoid bad ones. While there’s no such thing as a stupid question, many can be futile at the beginning, which wastes time and energy on a sales call.
Entrepreneurs all face uncertainty. It comes with the territory of bringing something new into existence. But as the coronavirus has swept the globe, it can feel like uncertainty is at an all-time high due to closed manufacturing facilities and unstable stock markets. Even as COVID-19 led governments to issue stay-at-home orders around the world, innovators continue to create new ideas and inch their way toward launching them.
Understanding the differences between Kickstarter and Indiegogo ensures creators make the right decision for their campaign.
To The Enventys Partners Community –
We recognize the impact and uncertainty COVID-19 is creating in our communities, and our hearts go out to all who are affected. Although there is uncertainty for many ahead, we are reaching out to you to let you know that we are committed to our mission and remain open for business as we go into our 20th year, with the proper precautions in place.
Cheers! You have successfully completed your crowdfunding campaign — you surpassed your external funding goal and are on track to delivering your product to backers. However, the hard work doesn’t stop here.
Last week, our team ventured to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. After another successful year in Eureka Park and engaging with some of the most inspiring startups and entrepreneurs in the tech space, we’re more than excited about where the industry is going. See what our team had to say about their experience this year, as well as what they’re looking forward to in 2020.
Project creators have many things in common, but one is their passion to bring their idea to life. That passion is what makes crowdfunding so exciting, right? Once you’ve discovered your next big idea, prototyped it and are readying to launch a crowdfunding campaign, it’s important to consider how to get the word out.
The success of your crowdfunding campaign is not only based on your high-quality, unique, problem-solving product, but also the effectiveness of your marketing plan. To reach your crowdfunding goal, you’ll need to set objectives to help you get there. Similarly, to implement your marketing plan, you’ll need a list of tools to help curate the results you want.
You have an idea and want to bring it to fruition. Where do you begin? How do you make it happen? Crowdfunding is a great way to launch a new product and build your business. Not to mention, it is mutually beneficial to both project creators and backers. However, crowdfunding does not guarantee high-level success for every product; it’s crucial to determine ahead of time if your idea is a good fit for crowdfunding, or if it may be better suited for a more “traditional” route.
Project creators around the world aim to raise some serious dollars for their new product idea on Kickstarter or Indiegogo but fall short after launching. While there’s no true “secret sauce” to raising one million dollars, we’ve compiled a list of Kickstarter secrets, strategies and tips to put you in the best position possible for a successful campaign.
