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Crowd Sourcing
While crowdsourcing is extremely popular it can be a little intimidating to actually post your campaign to one of the websites such as Kickstarter. Of course you want to achieve your desired results. The worst thing would be to post your campaign and then attract no investors whatsoever. So what can you do to combat this?
There are several things you could do. First see if you can actually get an investment before you post your project. When your offer goes live, if it already has an investment amount, it will attract more attention immediately.
Just as with any type of product launch or new assignment you need to plan in advance. This includes drawing up your own list of potential investors and prospects. You may have certain people that you would love to help you on your project. Sometimes the hardest part is just asking these people.
Not all of these people have to invest immediately, but it is helpful if they do as soon as your launch goes live. This activity will create a buzz and draw attention from far and wide. As people see others investors, any potential risk factor will be lowered, and more people will be willing to invest.
Inside this report, you are about to learn the following information:
Achieving Results with Crowdsourcing
Business Ideas for Crowdsourcing
Crowdsourcing for Freelance Designers
Crowdsourcing Projects
Crowdsourcing Case Studies
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