
Overview of crowdfunding.
DC Equity Crowdfunding
Types of crowdfunding
The JOBS Act
Banks in the way.
State level crowdfunding
Size of the crowdfunding industry
Pebble Watch
Authentication and validation
Goals
Crowdfunding value proposition
How to create a crowd in crowdfunding.
Using social media
Using email newsletters in crowdfunding.
Copyrights (http://www.copyright.gov/), Trademarks (http://www.uspto.gov/trademark), Patents (http://www.uspto.gov) and Provisional Patents (http://www.uspto.gov).
How to use these in crowdfunding to protect your idea.
Lecture on the two biggest crowdfunding platforms.
Review on six of the 52 crowdfunding campaigns that have raised a million dollars or more on Kickstarter.
This part of the course goes over the average length of time for a donations based crowdfunding campaign and teh average dollar amount for a donations based crowdfunding campaign.
A description of the Top 50 Crowdfunding campaigns and the reason for their success.
Innovation and crowdfunding
Star Citizen
The currency of crowdfunding
Crowdfunding value proposition
You will be able to identify the top 50 crowdfunding campaigns after watching and downloading the material.
Introduction to equity crowdfunding
Brief introduction to Real Estate Crowdfunding
Fundrise
An explanation of the JOBS Act.
Disruptive Impact
What is an emerging growth company (EGC)?
JOBS Act reporting requirements
JOBS Act crowdfunding platforms
JOBS Act stock trading restrictions
JOBS Act investment limits
What is Title IV
How does it compare to Title III of the JOBS Act
Maximum you can raise
Can you solicit ANYONE?
Can you get money from small, unsophisticated investors?
Do you have to register the security offered with the SEC?
Register with State Securities regulators?
Annual financial reports required?
Title IV Reg A
Title IV Reg A - Tier I offerings
Title IV Reg A - Tier II offerings
Draft forms issued by the SEC
Lecture on DC Equity Crowdfunding and Equity Eats
Crowdfunding: Unlocking the Power of the Crowd
Crowdfunding has revolutionized the way projects and ventures are funded, allowing entrepreneurs to raise capital by tapping into the collective support of a vast online community. In this comprehensive course, we delve into the intricacies of crowdfunding, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to navigate this exciting funding landscape successfully.
The course commences by exploring the fundamentals of crowdfunding, examining the JOBS Act's precise definitions of "crowdfunding," "crowdfunding platforms," and "emerging growth companies." Aspiring crowdfunders will learn the art of raising up to $1 million through various crowdfunding methods, while also gaining insights into the potential risks and rewards associated with this innovative approach to financing.
Intellectual property protection is paramount in any crowdfunding campaign, and this course provides invaluable guidance on safeguarding your ideas and innovations. Selecting the right crowdfunding platform is equally vital, and our in-depth analysis of popular platforms like Indiegogo and Kickstarter will assist you in making informed decisions.
For those seeking to explore alternative funding avenues, we demystify SEC Title IV Regulation A, shedding light on how it operates and its implications for businesses. Additionally, we delve into state-level crowdfunding options to expand your funding horizons.
Understanding the legal landscape is essential when soliciting funds from the public, and this course offers expert advice on staying compliant with regulatory requirements, ensuring a smooth and lawful campaign.
Beyond project creators, investors can also benefit greatly from crowdfunding opportunities. Our course arms potential investors with the knowledge to identify genuine prospects, avoid fraudulent schemes, conduct due diligence, and make intelligent investments.
Furthermore, we address the crucial issue of diversity in crowdfunding. We provide insights on how businesses owned by women and minorities can raise capital and empower those previously overlooked by traditional funding channels, such as restaurants and day-care centers.
The course is presented in five comprehensive classes, each packed with engaging materials such as .pdf and text documents, supplemented by informative audio content. The entire course can be completed in just 90 minutes, making it a time-efficient investment for aspiring crowdfunders.
If you aspire to launch a successful crowdfunding campaign or seek to invest wisely in innovative projects, this course is tailor-made for you. As a bonus, every student will receive a complimentary copy of our book, "Top 50 Crowdfunding Campaigns: Fifty Most Successful Crowdfunding Campaigns Kindle Edition," providing inspiration from real-world success stories.
Unlock the transformative potential of crowdfunding and join our course to become a crowdfunding expert!