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Do some creative marketing. The number of places your product can be showcased is expanding.

There are four factors successful entrepreneurs have in common. The man behind a recent Kickstarter campaign for a new set of games provides a great example.

Crowdfunding is the sweat equity of financing. Every company, no matter how small, can succeed but it requires a lot of work.

The remaining months of 2014 and beyond will hold unexpected twists for those hoping to ride the ever-increasing crowdfunding wave.

Washington, D.C., is the best place to crowdfund in the U.S. and Mississippi is the worst.

While the hoverboard's actual capabilities are limited, the project is intended to get people interested in applications for hover technology that extend beyond the board.

The StandStand has nearly quadrupled its Kickstarter goal of $15,000 with two weeks to spare.

Perry Chen has been working with a team of volunteers every Monday night for the last year to come up with an organization that helps people discover and support nonprofits for $1 a day.

Entrepreneurs should invite public opinion when the timing is right -- without handing over the reins.

Asking people for money is tough. But some are learning how to do it and starting businesses as a result.

Crowdfunding invites the financial participation of ordinary people. Here's how to make your campaign appeal to a prospective investor.

The new functionality will allow users to deepen their connection with funders, in addition to giving them a way to keep raising money, the company says.

For the last year, college buddies Jake Huston and Vincent Ko have been building a startup together. Here's a look at what they have learned and where they are going.

To successfully raise funds for a project, follow the steps taken during these funded efforts.

You might soon be able to own a tangible piece of NBC's 'Parks and Recreation.'

Kickstarter campaigns allow brands to introduce products to an interested audience, tweak marketing and, if successful, prove they have a winner.

The feature, which was announced earlier this summer, has quietly launched.

Here's a statistical breakdown of all of the completed campaigns on Indiegogo and Kickstarter as of early August.

The first time Ryan Grepper took his tricked-out cooler idea to Kickstarter, he failed to make his $125,000 goal. The second time, his cooler became the most funded project in Kickstarter history. Here's what he learned.

Never misplace your wallet again.

This startup has entered an elite and growing group that has raised seven figures on the popular crowdfunding site.