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1. March 9th, 2013 Published by: Rokadudle
3 Ingenious Ways to Get Money for Your Crowdfunding
Proposal (And Keep People Coming Back For More)
Crowdfunding is one of those ingenious ways to get other people to pay
for stuff that is cause-worthy or charitable…
…or sometimes it’s just to pay some expensive medical bills.
I just learned about it this morning and a light bulb went off in my head and I knew I had to share some cool tactics to get money
quickly for your crowdfunding proposal AND…
…keep people coming back.
First off, if you don’t know what crowdfunding is, Wikiepedia defines it as…
the collective effort of individuals who network and pool their money, usually via the Internet, to support
efforts initiated by other people or organizations. Crowdfunding is used in support of a wide variety of
activities, including disaster relief, citizen journalism, support of artists by fans, political campaigns, startup
company funding, motion picture promotion, free software development, inventions development, scientific
research, and civic projects.
Some very noteworthy causes there that must have AMAZING stories behind them…
…and everyone LOVES a good story, right?
No one really cares about the actual disaster, but when they talk about an individual’s life before and after the disaster, emotions
are brought to the surface, and wallets are thrown in desperation to be one of the worthy ones who helped…
…get it?
3 Cool Ways to Get Money For Your Crowdfunding Proposal and
Keep Them Coming Back
1. Use pictures to tell your story.
Everyone LOVES pictures. Do you have a cause that is worthy of telling through pictures. Use Instagram or Flickr to share your
pictures, sending interested investors to your account.
Another great source that becoming popular fast (if it hasn’t already by now) is Pinterest. And considering that Pinterest is
becoming a place for people to shop through pictures, you can be assuring that the market you are looking for is ready and
willing to pull out a wad of cash to throw in your cause-worthy way.
2. Who’s the doggie on the TV?
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2. March 9th, 2013 Published by: Rokadudle
Here are some facts about YouTube that will STAMP the point home about finding crowdfunding resources:
• Over 800 million unique users visit YouTube each month
• Over 4 billion hours of video are watched each month on YouTube
• 72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute
• 70% of YouTube traffic comes from outside the US
Are you putting yourself in front of those eyes for your crowdfunding proposal? Video is becoming a go-to marketing resources
for many businesses and individuals. Make a video and optimize your channel to receive viewers for your crowdfunding
proposal.
3. Blog about it.
Google is STILL the number 1 most trafficked site in the world. If you were to put yourself on the first page of Google (and possibly
the first slot of the search), then you could expect to see thousands, if not millions of eyes on your crowdfunding proposal.
Tell your story about why you are looking for money for your crowdfunding proposal and you will happily get people to donate
to your cause.
Embed a YouTube video on your blog to get double the exposure and also appeal to those viewers who rather watch, and read.
By the way, it’s not as difficult as you think to hit the first page of Google.
Are you looking to gain more exposure for your crowdfunding proposal? How would you like to hit the first page of Google for
a keyword search and get massive viewers who WANT to invest in you?
The Empower Network platform can help you do just that. The Empower Network blogging system is a powerful system that
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Get the necessary funds you need for your crowdfunding proposal by putting yourself
in front of buyers’ eyes through pictures, videos, and blogging.
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