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The
NEW
Medium
|
How people
are
changing
the way
projects
are
funded
By Matthew Eng
Image	
 by	
 Rocio	
 Lara	
 (鍖ickr)
crowd揃fund揃ing
kroudfndiNG
Noun
the practice of funding a project or
venture by raising many small amounts of
money from a large number of people
Image	
 by	
 Simon	
 Cunningham	
 (鍖ickr)
Image	
 by	
 Mar=n	
 Hajek	
 (鍖ickr)	
 
The Pebble Smartwatch,
by Pebble Technologies,
was given
$10,266,845
in donations, exceeding
their goal by 10,266%
(source: Kickstarter)
The Veronica Mars Movie, based on a TV show,
garnered $5702,153 in donations, exceeding
their goal by 285% (source: Kickstarter)
Image	
 by	
 Joits	
 (鍖ickr)
Crowdfunding initiatives have eliminated
the need of traditional investors to fund
projects
Image	
 by	
 Colbrain	
 (鍖ickr)
 giving the
creator full
creativity 
over the project.
Image	
 by	
 Linus	
 Bohman	
 (鍖ickr)	
 
Creativity
requires the
courage to
let go of
certainties.
- Erich Fromm
People who believe in the vision will aid 鍖nancially to the
development of the 鍖nal product. You better make them
happy though!
Image	
 by	
 Rick	
 Turoczy	
 (鍖ickr)
Crowdfunding
will become the
most widely used
platform for
major & minor
project funding
within the next 5
years.
Image	
 by	
 Brian	
 Cypher	
 (鍖ickr)
How are creators responding to this trend?
Image	
 by	
 Alex	
 Barth	
 (鍖ickr)	
 
So far
1,000,000+ successful campaigns were made in
2012, 81% higher than 2011
Image	
 by	
 Steve	
 Wilhelm	
 (鍖ickr)
$5.1 billion in funds
were raised worldwide for
crowd-funded projects in 2013. 
Image	
 by	
 Sandor	
 Weisz	
 (鍖ickr)
Image	
 by	
 Eric	
 Fischer	
 (鍖ickr)
How big of a scale should I set for my project?
Image	
 by	
 Jon	
 Lee	
 Clark	
 (鍖ickr)
The average successful
campaign is
approximately
$7000 and lasts 9
weeks. However 
Image	
 by	
 Jason	
 Hargrove	
 (鍖ickr)
Image	
 by	
 Bill	
 AbboO	
 (鍖ickr)
What type of
project should I
choose?
Image	
 by	
 Brian	
 Hillegas	
 (鍖ickr)
The most popular
type of project is a
social cause (30%).
Others include
entrepreneurship
(16.9%), 鍖lm/art
(11.9%), music
(7.5%), and
environment
(5.9%). However
	
 
Image	
 by	
 Kathryn	
 Harper	
 (鍖ickr)
Start something you enjoy!
Your passion with spread
towards others and will
create interest in your
project.
Image	
 by	
 Rex	
 Hammock	
 (鍖ickr)
A successful campaign requires
grassroots marketing and peer-to-peer
communication (its attractive to millenials).
Image	
 by	
 Ed	
 Yourdan	
 (鍖ickr)	
 
Most likely generation
to donate to
nonpro鍖ts and
projects
Image	
 by	
 @Doug88888	
 (鍖ickr)	
 
Millions of startups have been brought
to life through crowdfunding
platforms, and it will only increase
going forward.
Will you be a part of the
revolution?
Sources:

Anderson,	
 T.	
 (n.d.).	
 Kicking	
 Ass	
 &	
 Taking	
 Dona=ons:	
 9	
 Tips	
 on	
 Funding	
 Your	
 Kickstarter	
 Project.	
 99U.	
 	
 
	
 Retrieved	
 May	
 23,	
 2014,	
 from	
 hOp://99u.com/ar=cles/7143/kicking-足ass-足taking-足dona=ons-足9-足
	
 =ps-足on-足funding-足your-足kickstarter-足project	
 
	
 
Burma,	
 D.	
 (n.d.).	
 Crowdfunding	
 Trends	
 and	
 Sta=s=cs	
 Infographic.	
 CrowdMapped.	
 Retrieved	
 May	
 23,	
 
	
 2014,	
 from	
 hOp://www.crowdmapped.com/crowdfunding-足trends-足and-足sta=s=cs/	
 
	
 
Grant,	
 R.	
 (2013,	
 April	
 24).	
 Crowdfunding	
 vs.	
 seed	
 funding:	
 All	
 money	
 is	
 not	
 created	
 equal.	
 
	
 VentureBeat.	
 Retrieved	
 May	
 23,	
 2014,	
 from	
 hOp://venturebeat.com/2013/06/24/
	
 crowdfunding-足vs-足seed-足funding-足all-足money-足is-足not-足created-足equal/	
 
	
 
Why	
 Millennials	
 Are	
 the	
 Ideal	
 Target	
 Market	
 for	
 Crowdfunding.	
 (n.d.).	
 www.crowdsourcing.org.	
 
	
 Retrieved	
 May	
 23,	
 2014,	
 from	
 hOp://www.crowdsourcing.org/editorial/why-足millennials-足are-足
	
 the-足ideal-足target-足market-足for-足crowdfunding/31988	
 
	
 
	
 
	
 


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  • 21. Sources: Anderson, T. (n.d.). Kicking Ass & Taking Dona=ons: 9 Tips on Funding Your Kickstarter Project. 99U. Retrieved May 23, 2014, from hOp://99u.com/ar=cles/7143/kicking-足ass-足taking-足dona=ons-足9-足 =ps-足on-足funding-足your-足kickstarter-足project Burma, D. (n.d.). Crowdfunding Trends and Sta=s=cs Infographic. CrowdMapped. Retrieved May 23, 2014, from hOp://www.crowdmapped.com/crowdfunding-足trends-足and-足sta=s=cs/ Grant, R. (2013, April 24). Crowdfunding vs. seed funding: All money is not created equal. VentureBeat. Retrieved May 23, 2014, from hOp://venturebeat.com/2013/06/24/ crowdfunding-足vs-足seed-足funding-足all-足money-足is-足not-足created-足equal/ Why Millennials Are the Ideal Target Market for Crowdfunding. (n.d.). www.crowdsourcing.org. Retrieved May 23, 2014, from hOp://www.crowdsourcing.org/editorial/why-足millennials-足are-足 the-足ideal-足target-足market-足for-足crowdfunding/31988 All images featured are under the Creative Commons license from 鍖ickr.com