Get Funding For Your Project Without Giving Away An Equity Interest
By ajay at November 10, 2012 | 10:51 am | Print
FundaGeek offers a comprehensive marketplace designed to match potential supporters with compelling projects in need of funding.
Projects may come from a diverse set of areas including commercial technology, scientific research, inventions, community support and education.
In Company’s Own Words:
FundaGeek helps you tap into the power of the crowd, small contributions from a large number of people.
Easy To Use:
First of all, you need to come up with a compelling “pitch” to potential backers. Your project profile must convince people that your project is worthy of their pledges.
Tell them how they or others will personally benefit from your project. Over 75% of all pledges made on all crowdfunding sites are pledges for rewards that are under $75, with the most popular in the $25-$30 range.
To pledge a project, just click the “Pledge” button on any project detail page. You will be asked to select your pledge amount and corresponding reward. From there, you will step through the PayPal checkout process. You must complete the PayPal checkout process in order for your pledge to be recorded.
When you pledge money to a project on FundaGeek, you acknowledge that your pledge is not an investment, nor are you to gain any financial reward by supporting a project. You do so out of a desire to support the project, the project owner, or the “greater good” brought by a project’s success or implementation, as well as for any reward offered to you for making the pledge.
A pledge you make to back a project will always be processed at the end of the project’s campaign period whether or not the project reaches its Goal Amount (unless the project is canceled by the project owner).
Best Part Is:
FundaGeek can help you secure funding for your project without giving away an equity interest or incurring debt. Funding is secured from a large number of pledges entered by backers found through the use of social media.
More at:http://www.fundageek.com/
