In order to understand crowdfunding and its potential, it is enough to know a few rules and some basic principles that are key to its operation: we gather them in this article by answering crowdfunding FAQs.
Crowdfunding is a financial and marketing tool that is a highly challenging and significant activity in the life of a business, so inevitably it can have pros and cons.
The integration of S.A.F.E and equity crowdfunding generates an efficient strategy for the growth of a startup.
New report from Polimi's Crowdinvesting Observatory records a slight decline in equity crowdfunding, but real estate grows.
One of the many problems facing businesses that need to raise capital is time. While defining how long it takes to raise capital in crowdfunding is not as easy as it sounds, what is certain is that traditional sources of credit, such as banks, have very long response times. As well as the fact that they often pose insurmountable barriers to entry.
The European Crowdfunding Regulation is finally about to become a reality and will radically change the way crowdfunding is done, offering new opportunities for businesses.
Learning to regard equity crowdfunding as a marketing tool is the secret to to maximizing profit from what is commonly considered "only" a financial tool.
If there were a magic or chemical formula to make an equity crowdfunding campaign successful, equity crowdfunding would probably not exist.
To make a successful crowdfunding campaign, you need to avoid some common mistakes, follow all the basic steps without rushing, and set up a clear marketing and communication strategy.
To run a crowdfunding campaign, one needs to know what crowdfunding means in concrete terms, how it works in Italy, and what the best strategies are.
