After a conversation with a friend this morning..I decided to email list of sites for everyone's benefit. There are sites on the Internet that can help you start and expand your business or your entertainment project with money that you don't have to repay. People contribute money to you because of the rewards you offer to them. The internet sites take a small percentage of the money you earn. Best of all, you pay no upfront money and don't have to pass a credit check. There are several sites listed below choose which is best for you. Please pass the knowledge to family and friends.
Call me with questions.
Cat
NonStop ENT USA
http://www.nonstop-ent.com/
770-325-2631
Indiegogo
http://www.crunchbase.com/company/indie-gogo
http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/07/indiegogo-raises-1-5-million-for-its-crowdfunding-platform/
Kickstarter
http://www.kickstarter.com/
Kickstarter lets donors fund art shows, movies, short films, dance, graphic novels and theatre productions, technology projects and more.
One of the most recent and dazzling successes of Kickstarter has been that of a social networking startup “Diaspora” that raised over $200,000 seed money.
About half of the projects that are submitted to Kickstarter are accepted and about half of those accepted receives funding
Rockethub
A Kickstarter competitor and very similar to Kickstarter, except it accepts all the projects that are submitted and removes the ones that are of bad taste. http://www.rockethub.com/
Invested.in
http://invested.in/
According to themselves:
Invested.in is an interactive platform enabling users to leverage their social capital to raise financial capital. In simpler words, it is a platform built to help anyone raise money for anything, utilizing their existing social network presence. Invested.in is heavily connected to every aspect of your online social life, utilizing Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, etc… to help you reach your fundraising goals. Our grassroots approach to P2P lending allows our users to return goods, services, or anything in between for their investments. We are truly putting the future of the community into the hands of the community, and out of the hands of the traditional banking and credit card sector.
Seedrs:
http://www.seedrs.com/
Seedrs is a forthcoming platform that will allow direct, on-line investment in the equity of startups.
PledgeMusic:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/
PledgeMusic is an online fan-funded music platform that is solely focused on raising fund for the musicians.
Sellaband:
https://www.sellaband.com/
Sellaband is very similar to PledgeMusic and lets bands to raise money from their fans and the sellaband community.
Venture Bonsai:
http://www.venturebonsai.com/
It is a crowdfunding service for European start-ups looking for funding (direct investments) less than 1 M€.
Grow VC:
http://www.growvc.com/main/
According to TechCrunch:
Grow VC is a new community funding model for technology startups. Here’s how it works: Grow VC will pool 75 per cent of membership fees into a community fund that gets invested back into ‘promising startups’ which are members of the platform. The fund is managed by Grow VC but all the investment decisions are left to members who determine how to invest their portion of the fund into other startup companies that they feel have the most potential. The most successful decision makers get financially rewarded when the community fund begins earning a return on investment. So, if you promote the best companies you make moola.
Sprouter:
http://sprouter.com/
A service very similar to GrowVC
Call me with questions.
Cat
NonStop ENT USA
http://www.nonstop-ent.com/
770-325-2631
Indiegogo
http://www.crunchbase.com/company/indie-gogo
http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/07/indiegogo-raises-1-5-million-for-its-crowdfunding-platform/
Kickstarter
http://www.kickstarter.com/
Kickstarter lets donors fund art shows, movies, short films, dance, graphic novels and theatre productions, technology projects and more.
One of the most recent and dazzling successes of Kickstarter has been that of a social networking startup “Diaspora” that raised over $200,000 seed money.
About half of the projects that are submitted to Kickstarter are accepted and about half of those accepted receives funding
Rockethub
A Kickstarter competitor and very similar to Kickstarter, except it accepts all the projects that are submitted and removes the ones that are of bad taste. http://www.rockethub.com/
Invested.in
http://invested.in/
According to themselves:
Invested.in is an interactive platform enabling users to leverage their social capital to raise financial capital. In simpler words, it is a platform built to help anyone raise money for anything, utilizing their existing social network presence. Invested.in is heavily connected to every aspect of your online social life, utilizing Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, etc… to help you reach your fundraising goals. Our grassroots approach to P2P lending allows our users to return goods, services, or anything in between for their investments. We are truly putting the future of the community into the hands of the community, and out of the hands of the traditional banking and credit card sector.
Seedrs:
http://www.seedrs.com/
Seedrs is a forthcoming platform that will allow direct, on-line investment in the equity of startups.
PledgeMusic:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/
PledgeMusic is an online fan-funded music platform that is solely focused on raising fund for the musicians.
Sellaband:
https://www.sellaband.com/
Sellaband is very similar to PledgeMusic and lets bands to raise money from their fans and the sellaband community.
Venture Bonsai:
http://www.venturebonsai.com/
It is a crowdfunding service for European start-ups looking for funding (direct investments) less than 1 M€.
Grow VC:
http://www.growvc.com/main/
According to TechCrunch:
Grow VC is a new community funding model for technology startups. Here’s how it works: Grow VC will pool 75 per cent of membership fees into a community fund that gets invested back into ‘promising startups’ which are members of the platform. The fund is managed by Grow VC but all the investment decisions are left to members who determine how to invest their portion of the fund into other startup companies that they feel have the most potential. The most successful decision makers get financially rewarded when the community fund begins earning a return on investment. So, if you promote the best companies you make moola.
Sprouter:
http://sprouter.com/
A service very similar to GrowVC
