Can Crowdfunding Work for Your Company? You may want to consider crowdfunding if venture capital and private equity are not suiting your business's financial needs.
By Eric Siu
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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Eric Siu discusses ways other than venture capital or private equity to fund your business.
Siu discusses his approach to raising funding for a company he just started. Siu's started with crowd-funding with small donations through an online audience. From there, he reaches out to high-earners whose yearly income hits around $200,000. When he has nailed down this particular group of people, Siu draws up an agreement specifically that targets these potential funders.
Crowdfunding gives smaller companies the flexibility to move forward faster. Click the video to hear more about how to fund your new company.
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