(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 08, 2013 ) Topeka, KS -- Conzortia Business Funding, Inc., a leader in the crowdfunding market, in a further step toward offering a consortia of websites designed to meet the growing crowdfunding marketplace, has launched a site targeting Kansas residents.
The JOBS Act, passed in April, provides for equity-based crowdfunding solutions for small businesses & investors, but first rules must first be made by the SEC to govern the crowdfunding industry. In the meantime, companies, individuals and organizations in Kansas who can look at their capital needs and figure out creative ways to add non-equity perks to their offer can have very successful fundraising campaigns.
For example, an independently developed animated film raised just short of $500,000 via crowd funding recently. A computer role-playing game also succeeded raising almost $4 million in crowdfunding revenue, as well. And the list goes on and on for smart entrepreneurs raising hundreds of thousands of dollars today with successful crowdfunding projects.
Nearly two billion dollars was appropriated by crowdfunding projects last year. Around $3 billion dollars is expected to be raised using crowdfunding platforms by year's end.
"Crowdfunding is on the rise as a valuable tool in expanding creative projects," declares Robert Dobyns, founder of Conzortia. "As long as the project is not offering equity or stake in a company, its perfectly legal and ready to go in Kansas."
Crowdfunding your idea still requires much planning. "A crowdfunding project still appeals to the basics of business," Dobyns comments. "Plan your goal and the steps you must take to accomplish that goals. And then, stick to that plan."
To learn more about crowdfunding in Kansas, visit http://www.KansasCrowdfunding.com
Robert Dobyns
1-855-266-9678
funding@conzortia.com
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The JOBS Act, passed in April, provides for equity-based crowdfunding solutions for small businesses & investors, but first rules must first be made by the SEC to govern the crowdfunding industry. In the meantime, companies, individuals and organizations in Kansas who can look at their capital needs and figure out creative ways to add non-equity perks to their offer can have very successful fundraising campaigns.
For example, an independently developed animated film raised just short of $500,000 via crowd funding recently. A computer role-playing game also succeeded raising almost $4 million in crowdfunding revenue, as well. And the list goes on and on for smart entrepreneurs raising hundreds of thousands of dollars today with successful crowdfunding projects.
Nearly two billion dollars was appropriated by crowdfunding projects last year. Around $3 billion dollars is expected to be raised using crowdfunding platforms by year's end.
"Crowdfunding is on the rise as a valuable tool in expanding creative projects," declares Robert Dobyns, founder of Conzortia. "As long as the project is not offering equity or stake in a company, its perfectly legal and ready to go in Kansas."
Crowdfunding your idea still requires much planning. "A crowdfunding project still appeals to the basics of business," Dobyns comments. "Plan your goal and the steps you must take to accomplish that goals. And then, stick to that plan."
To learn more about crowdfunding in Kansas, visit http://www.KansasCrowdfunding.com
Robert Dobyns
1-855-266-9678
funding@conzortia.com
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