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Useful Marketing Tips For A Crowdfunding Project

Feb 23, 2023

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Crowdfunding is a great way to finance a new business or project. But before you launch your campaign, there are some important marketing considerations to take into account. In this blog post, we'll share some top tips on how to market your crowdfunding project for maximum success. Whether you're looking to reach a wide audience or target potential investors, following these tips will help you get the most out of your crowdfunding campaign. Let's get started!

Define your target audience and research what platforms they use

Understanding your target audience—their interests, their preferences, and what platforms they use to communicate—is a key component of running an effective crowdfunding campaign. A crowdfunding project can succeed by finding kindred spirits who not only have a need for the product or service you are creating but whose values also align with yours. Knowing exactly who these potential backers are and being able to recognize what platforms they prefer will allow you to create tailored messages across mediums that will connect powerfully and create deep engagement that goes far beyond the process of simply pledging money. This is why identifying your target audience and researching the platforms they utilize is such an important marketing tip for any campaign aiming for success.

Create a marketing plan with specific goals and strategies

Creating a proven marketing plan is crucial for any crowdfunding project's success. Defining specific goals and strategies gives you a roadmap to follow, allowing you to focus on the essential steps in order to see maximum results. Your plan should also involve establishing connections with proven growth leaders such as Kurt Uhlir, who can offer invaluable insights into how to get seen, heard, and acted upon in the crowdfunding space—words of advice that can make or break your fundraising campaign. It's important to stay ahead of trends in the marketplace and chart out shifting dynamics so that your product or service remains visible. A well-built marketing plan can give insights into increasing customer acquisition exponentially, which is why it's one of the key tips for success in reaching your crowdfunding goals.

Use social media to generate interest and build relationships with potential backers

Leveraging social media for a crowdfunding project is key to success – and it’s an opportunity to build relationships with potential backers before and after the campaign. Many successful crowdfunding organizations have found that engaging their audience through multiple channels on a regular basis is essential, whether that means making tweets with updates on the project or creating content-rich Facebook posts. Linked is also an excellent platform for finding charismatic marketing and innovation speakers who can help draw more audiences by adding credibility to your project. A complete social media strategy can help keep interested parties involved not only in the ongoing development of the project but also aware of any special offers or discounts associated with being an early backer of your product. It's also important to ensure that organic reach remains strong, regardless of platform. Networking and forming relationships through social media can be a powerful tool in helping funders discover your campaign – and incentivizing them further to make pledges.

Make the most of your crowdfunding page by using strong visuals and telling a compelling story

Making the most of your crowdfunding page is essential for a successful campaign, and one of the best ways to maximize engagement is by utilizing strong visuals and telling an impactful story. With visuals, prospective donors are more likely to take notice of your project in the crowded crowdfunding universe; meanwhile, showcasing a compelling story with the help of a globally-recognized marketer will help create a meaningful connection between you and potential donors. Good storytelling not only showcases your idea’s purpose but also allows people to learn about why you’re passionate about this project and why it would make an impact if funded. Furthermore, connecting with potential backers through a narrative that tells your story inspires a response because it highlights just how much of an impact their donation can have in helping towards its completion – making it a truly useful marketing tip for any crowdfunding project!

Network Smartly to Diversify Your Funding Support Sources

When it comes to crowdfunding, a key factor in ensuring success is diversifying your funding sources. While leveraging the power of social media and other networks to gain support from family, friends, colleagues, and affiliates is important, it’s equally essential to reach out beyond these circles for additional contributions. A smart and effective way to do this is by networking with potential backers who share similar interests or have access to other resources.

Networking can be an invaluable asset when it comes to crowdfunding, as it enables you to meet new people and build relationships with them while learning more about potential fundraisers and how they can help your project. It also gives you the opportunity to better understand why someone might want to contribute to your idea or initiative. Connecting with a diverse range of people can open up new ways to build support and generate more donations.

Rather than focusing solely on crowdfunding platforms, an effective way to network is by attending events in your area and forming relationships with key influencers and thought leaders. Doing so will give you the chance to educate them about your project, solicit their advice and find out if they know of anyone else who might be interested in helping your cause. You may also want to consider joining or creating groups on social media related to your project's goals, as this provides another platform for networking opportunities.

Get Press Coverage to Expand Your Target Reach

Crowdfunding is an incredibly powerful tool for getting your project off the ground, but it can sometimes be difficult to promote a campaign effectively. That’s why press coverage is one of the top useful marketing tips when it comes to crowdfunding projects. Press coverage offers a platform that allows you to reach a larger, more diverse audience than what you would typically have access to through traditional advertising channels. It also gives you credibility in the eyes of potential backers and shows them that others recognize the importance of your project and are willing to support it.

Press coverage doesn’t just expand your target reach and helps spread awareness about your crowdfunding campaign and increase your chances of success. For example, if a newspaper or magazine writes about your project, it can be shared on their website or through social media channels. Your project can also be featured in the podcasts of world-renowned business speakers and thought leaders. This amplifies the visibility of your campaign and attracts more people to it.

In addition, press coverage helps build trust and credibility with potential backers because they know that a reputable publication has taken an interest in your project. It also gives you a platform to show off the impact that your crowdfunding efforts have had in order to encourage others to get involved.

Keep your supporters updated on your progress and show them how their money is being used

Keeping your supporters updated on your crowdfunding project can be a useful marketing tip. Regular updates help connect the organizer and their backers and let them feel heard, reassured, and appreciated. Letting your supporters know how their money is being used adds to this relationship of transparency and trust; it demonstrates that you are following through on their support and keeps them abreast of the progress that their donation is helping to fund. Not only is this a good idea from an ethical standpoint, but it will also bring peace of mind to your backers, putting another layer of confidence in your product or campaign. Additionally, providing regular updates on social media is a great way to remind people about the project, boost engagement with anyone interested, attract new donations, and leverage your existing donor base - so make sure to keep them in the loop!

Offer rewards that are appealing to your target audience

Offering appealing rewards to your target audience is essential for any crowdfunding project. Your potential backers will only be motivated to contribute if there is something in it for them. Rewards incentivize people to support your campaign and give them something tangible to remember their involvement. They should be tailored specifically to the interests of your target audience, as this will make them more likely to want to contribute and ultimately help you reach or exceed your funding goal. By understanding what appeals to the people who are most likely to back you, you can create rewards that are right for them and bring greater success to your crowdfunding campaign.

Rewards don't have to be expensive items - they can simply be acknowledgments on social media or a personalized thank you card. However, you should try to make them as interesting and valuable to your potential backers as possible while fitting in with your budget. Offering appealing and relevant rewards will help attract more potential investors and encourage them to contribute to your crowdfunding project. This is a great way to boost the success of your campaign and ensure it is well-received by supporters.

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A detailed marketing plan is essential to the success of your crowdfunding campaign. By understanding who your target audience is and what platforms they use, you can more effectively reach potential backers and generate interest in your project.

See: CCA 2022 Investment Crowdfunding Report: 7 Charts Highlight Growth and Impact

Be sure to keep supporters updated on your progress and show them how their money is being used—this will help build relationships and encourage continued backing. And finally, don’t forget to offer rewards that are appealing to your target audience! With these tips in mind, you’re well on your way to a successful crowdfunding campaign.


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Australian Equity Crowdfunding Markets Raised $72 Million in 2022

Crowdfund Insider | JD Alois | Jan 30, 2023

Australian moneyInvestment crowdfunding, or crowd-sourced funding (CSF) as it is called down under, generated $72 million in online capital formation, according to an industry report.

  • The information is compiled by Birchal, the largest online investment platform in Australia. Birchals has been providing this report for several years now.
  • While a smaller market, Australia continues to grow. In aggregate, since 2018, issuers have raised $219 million for approximately 250 SMEs.
    • Average deal size – $733,000
    • Average individual investment – $1695
    • 70 securities offerings were over $1 million
    • Total market estimated market cap of firms completing a securities offering at $1.4  billion
    • There have been 50 follow-on securities offerings
    • The largest securities offering to date was for ZeroCo for $5 million (October 2021)

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  • The fastest funding round was for Your Mates Brewing in October 2022 at under two hours
  • Birchal reports the bulk of online capital formation for early-stage ventures at 192 offerings raising $144 million
  • In 2022, most issuers were “growth stage” (49%) with greater than $1 million in reported revenue. Pre-revenue startups accounted for 16.5% of the funding activity.The number of pre-revenue firms raising capital declined from 2021, while revenue-generating firms raising capital increased dramatically.
  • Industry sectors that have been the most popular issuers include:
    • Food and Beverage at 39%
    • Financial Services at 12%
    • Sustainability at 11%

In 2022, most issuers were “growth stage” (49%) with greater than $1 million in reported revenue. Pre-revenue startups accounted for 16.5% of the funding activity. The number of pre-revenue firms raising capital declined from 2021, while revenue-generating firms raising capital increased dramatically.

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CCA 2022 Investment Crowdfunding Report: 7 Charts Highlight Growth and Impact

Crowdfund Capital Advisors | Sherwood Neiss | Feb 8, 2023

CAA – investment crowdfunding in 7 charts2022 was a challenging year for venture-back companies but there were many silver linings for investment crowdfunding.  Last week, Crowdfund Capital Advisors released their 7th annual Year in Review report. 105-page report (our longest yet) contains 100 charts, tables, images, and maps.

  • Pitchbook Angel/Seed deals are trending down while alternative investment crowdfunding deals hit a record high:
    • Pitchbook released the “Q4 Venture Monitor First Look” that breaks down its data. This trendline continues to show an increase in funded deals. As more issuers find it challenging to access capital in 2023, we expect to see them turn online for capital.

Investment crowdfunding vs pitch book deal offerings

  • Investment crowdfunding has bridged the the 'Valley of Death'
    • The average raise since the industry launched has grown to $365K, expanding beyond where the Valley existed previously; $25K to $250K.
    • With the maximum issuers can raise now at $5 million, there is much room for successful issuers to perform follow-on raises to not only get them through the Valley of Death but beyond it.

CCA – Avg raise of successful investment crowdfunding

  • Equity crowdfunding issuers are becoming less risky; the profile of the average successful investment crowdfunding issuer is changing
    • Demographic: They tend to be older, are post-revenue, and have average revenues over $1 million.
    • Investors see the logic. The more established issuers raised more money and had more investors than their startup counterparts.
    • As larger, more established issuers come online, this will further derisk investment in this space.

CAA – investment crowdfunding post revenue issuers

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  • Truly has democratized access to capital
    • It used to be that if you wanted to access Venture capital, you needed to reside in or near Silicon Valley, New York, or Boston. However, thanks to Investment Crowdfunding, we see that it has successfully been able to democratize access to capital across the country.
    • More importantly, the data shows that women and minority entrepreneurs (that routinely struggle to access capital) have had greater success within Investment Crowdfunding and are raising up to 50% of the capital.

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  • Investment Crowdfunding is a growing and important economic driver for the economy:
    • Issuers successful with Investment Crowdfunding are scaling startups and small businesses. They create products and services. Pay business, sales, and payroll taxes. And are massive consumers of local and regional products and services. Investment Crowdfunding issuers are responsible for pumping more than $4 billion into our economy since the industry launched in 2016. All of this capital is going into over 1,600 communities across the USA. This is a local economic stimulus unlike we’ve ever seen. If our government officials are looking for ways to promote economic development, they should focus their attention on Investment Crowdfunding issuers.

CAA – investment crowdfunding, economic and value driver

See: 

JOBS Act of 2012: Ten Years of Legalized Investment Crowdfunding

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  • Since Investment Crowdfunding began, Issuers successful with Investment Crowdfunding are responsible for supporting over 226,000 jobs:
    • We believe this is an underestimate because it doesn’t take into account issuers that reported no full-time employees but either have grown to support them or outsource jobs altogether.
    • Either way, we went to Washington, DC, and promised jobs. And one can see the industry is delivering on it! Whoever came up with the acronym “The JOBS Act” deserves an award!

CAA – investment crowdfunding, creates jobs

  • Generate wealth and opportunities for the average investor
    • Investment Crowdfunding allowed the average American to play the role of mini-VC and invest in pre-IPO startups that they believe in for the first time in history. A small percentage of these will most likely go on to phenomenal exits.
    • Over $54B of value is currently sitting inside successful Investment Crowdfunding issuers. Only $1.6 billion has been invested to date by Investment Crowdfunding investors.

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William Shatner Feature-length Documentary Reaches $790,000 Equity Crowdfunding Goal (less than a week)

Variety | Todd Spangler | Jan 31, 2023

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William Shatner fans bought up all the shares in the actor’s forthcoming feature-length documentary “You Can Call Me Bill” in less than a week — shelling out nearly $790,000 and topping the film’s crowdfunding goal.

  • Legion M’s equity crowdfunding round for the Shatner documentary, exploring the life and career of the beloved 91-year-old actor, as of Monday had sold out from reservation holders before the company opened the offering to the public. Within four days, the project raised $789,655 from 1,338 investors.
  • Distribution: The documentary has a production budget of $565,101, according to Legion M’s listing. After “You Can Call Me Bill” deducts expenses to third parties for accounting, legal, marketing and administrative fees, 100% of any revenue generated will be distributed proportionally to the film’s investors until they have recouped their initial investment. Any additional net revenue after that will be split, with 33% going to shareholders and 67% distributed to the producers of the film.
    • With the Shatner doc, fans were able to invest directly in the Shatner documentary for a minimum of $100, subject to certain SEC restrictions, and they will recoup their money before any profits are shared with Shatner, Legion M or the film’s producer.
  • The film is touted as “an intimate portrait of William Shatner’s personal journey across nine decades of a boldly lived and fully realized life.” The documentary “strips away all the masks he has worn during his storied career” — from Captain James T. Kirk to T.J. Hooker and from Alexander the Great to the Priceline Negotiator — “to reveal the man behind it all.”

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William Shatner: 

“For years I’ve had people approaching me to do a documentary about my life, but I turned them all down because it didn’t feel like the right fit. When I heard how Legion M wanted to incorporate audiences to be a part of it, it was perfect. Fans have been responsible for my career — it only seems right that they should own this doc.”

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Fractional Music Ownership Platform: SongBits

Crowdfund Insider | | Jan 25, 2023

SongBits.comMusic concert is a new platform that is planning to launch later this year that will allow users to invest in “a bit of a song from world-class artists.” Investors may then share in the song’s streaming revenues for life, according to the company.

  • A private launch is taking place at the end of this week where invitees may choose to purchase “bits” of songs by DJ, Ashley Wallbridge.

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  • How does it work (from their website)?
    • Owning a bit has three clear benefits over just listening to a song: firstly, you receive a share of the song’s streaming revenue each and every time the song is streamed worldwide on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon, and more.
    • Secondly, a purchase often comes with additional exclusive benefits such as exclusive shows, tickets, downloads, merch or other cool stuff depending on the artist.
    • Finally, in addition to the benefits of actually owning a bit of a great song and all the bragging rights that go with that, you are able to gift your bits to someone else or even re-sell them at a later date.

The “music marketplace” is designed to allow investors to purchase fractional ownership in songs from “chart-topping artists, sharing in the song’s streaming royalties for life.”

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European Crowdfunding Platforms Licensed Under ECSPR

Crowdfund Insider | | Jan 24, 2023

EuroIn November 2021, pan-European crowdfunding rules became actionable after approval by the European Union in 2020. Under the new rules, or European Crowdfunding Service Providers Regulation (ECSPR), a platform may raise up to €5 million from investors in all member states. This opens up investment crowdfunding to over 300 million EU citizens.

  • The industry has heralded the new rules as a transformative event – a change in policy that took around 9 years of advocacy from industry insiders.
    • At the same time, ECSPR is foundational to the concept of European monetary union – the ability for goods and capital to flow seamlessly across the EU.
    • Under the new rules, a securities crowdfunding provider must be approved by the “relevant authority” within the country where it is based. This has led to some discrepancies between regulators as some have moved quicker to craft a process for ECSPR approval while others have moved more slowly. The disparity between countries led the EU to delay full compliance until November 2023 (originally set for last November).

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  • After a two-year period, the updated rules are expected to be reviewed, and there is a possibility the funding cap will be raised.
  • The harmonization is expected to generate more competition as well as consolidation in the industry. Invesdor is one platform that moved quickly to merge with other platforms. ECSPR will also encourage international (or non-European) platforms to enter the EU.
    • Wefunder, one of the largest Reg CF Funding Portals in the US, was only recently approved to provide securities crowdfunding service in the EU.
    • Seedrs, once a top UK platform that has been active in Europe, was purchased by Republic in 2021.

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Reg A+ Offering Platform Announces Expansion into Canada: Issuance

Crowdfund Insider | | Dec 6, 2022

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Issuance, a platform that specializes in aiding issuers raising capital under Reg A+, has announced its expansion into Canada.

  • According to a company statement, Issuance is now an “endorsed service-provider partner” of the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE). The arrangement allows Issuance to offer preferred rates for CSE-listed companies, including reduced onboarding fees.
  • Issuance said that it sees Canadian digital markets as underserved, representing an opportunity for firms enabling online capital formation. That being said, Issuance will have multiple competitors that facilitate private securities sales for a market that tends to punch above its weight class.

Darren Marble, co-founder and CEO of Issuance, said they are excited to partner with CSE, an exchange known for supporting Canadian entrepreneurs.

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“As one of the limited number of platforms approved by the CSE as a recommended service provider for issuers, we believe this supports our position as one of the top platforms in the space.

“With equity crowdfunding limited in Canada as compared to the United States, we continue to see a growing number of Canadian issuers looking south to raise capital from both accredited and non-accredited investors,” said Marble. “The CSE has served these entrepreneurs well, and we at Issuance look forward to doing the same.”

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