The document analyzes and compares the rewards offered in four different crowdfunding campaigns. It finds that a campaign offering a signed mud brick and inclusion in a magazine for a $100 donation had the most desirable reward because it provided physical items connecting donors to the project. Another campaign promising building plans before any work was completed was criticized for having an undesirable reward. A third campaign simply offered plans and materials lists for a $10 donation but had done no work, making the reward unclear.
5. DISLIKE
$100 reward but what you get is not
clear at all.
The reward description is just a
description of his company.
Theres actually nothing promised in
return for donating to the project.
NOT
CLEAR
8. LIKE
For $100 you get a signed picture of
the construction team and a 2 x 2
signed mud brick with your name
engraved.
I like that you get two physical items.
Each allows you to connect more with
the project cause and is a longer term
reminder of the donation.
SIGNED
MUD
BRICK
11. NOTHING
DONE YET
DISLIKE
He asks for a donation of $10 or more and
the reward is a copy of the plans, photos,
and a list of construction materials used
to build the house. The reward is bad
because its clear he has nothing done
yet. He should have plans, a list of
building materials done and specify that
in the reward.
14. LIKE
Liked the $100 reward which was to
have a brick with your name on it, t-
shirt, and name published in their
magazine.
Gives something to hold onto for the
funder and something that will stay at
the school.
SIGNED
MUD
BRICK +
MAGAZINE
+ TEE-
SHIRT