Start-up business owners turn to "Crowd-funding" rather than banks. San Diego, California: Many “start-up” businesses are embracing the concept of “Crowdfunding” rather than turning to banks to secure the money they need. Crowdfunding is the practice of...
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Start-up business owners turn to "Crowd-funding" rather than banks. San Diego, California: Many “start-up” businesses are embracing the concept of “Crowdfunding” rather than turning to banks to secure the money they need. Crowdfunding is the practice of asking a crowd of people to fund a business, typically via the Internet. For example, you want to raise $10,000 to publish a book; crowdfunding can help raise that money. Simply find a crowdfunding website, post a video, set a deadline and offer gifts (known as “Rewards”) to people who fund you. You must raise 100% of your goal before the deadline, or the donations are returned. Deadlines are typically 30 days. “The crowdfunding industry has grown to be over $5.1 billion worldwide-Forbes” Enter The Real Heads Up, a San Diego business with a taste for Adventure. Started by extreme sports junkies Manzari & Fabris (Manzari is a paragliding instructor with two decades of adventure sports experience and Fabris is a multiple national skydivin
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