Crowdfunding allows pretty much anyone to give you money for a stake in your business. You publish details of your business or product and ask for a set amount. Investors then can usually inject anything from £10 upwards.
For eCommerce entrepreneurs and executives who want to sell more
Crowdfunding allows pretty much anyone to give you money for a stake in your business. You publish details of your business or product and ask for a set amount. Investors then can usually inject anything from £10 upwards.
When you’re getting your new business off the ground and looking for funding, crowdfunding is probably one of the options that people will recommend. It might be a fairly new concept but it’s one that has truly taken off.
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February 17, 2014
Tony Pearce, serial company starter and entrepreneur talks us through his nine steps to using crowd funding – and offers some salutatory warnings about the risks, workload and rewards. Watch and learn… Tony Pearce, serial company starter and entrepreneur talks us through his nine steps to using crowd funding – and offers some salutatory warnings […]
February 10, 2014
As we continue to follow our pet start up Distinctive Wash Ltd, we find founder and CEO Louise Knowler reflecting on how, if you want to launch any business, getting the online presence and technology right is something that has to be sorted from day one. As we continue to follow our pet start up […]
January 7, 2014
Continuing our video diary of the trials and tribulations of a start up, Louise Knowler, founder and CEO of Distinctive Wash Ltd, explains how selling online made her international from day one and how that was both challenging AND rewarding
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