Wine Wizard, LLC - Crowdfunding Facts & Tips
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Wine Wizard, LLC is a recently created crowdfunding platform exclusive for the wine industry. Tony Toto, Founder and President provides tips and facts to help campaign leaders successfully fund campaigns.
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The document provides numerous marketing strategies for promoting a crime stoppers organization with limited funds. It recommends looking to other non-profits for fundraising ideas, developing a social media presence, creating a website and blog, pursuing public relations opportunities, networking, producing print collateral, and holding fundraising events like shredding days or casino nights. The goal is to creatively promote the organization through free and low-cost marketing tactics rather than relying solely on money.
The Truth About Board Member Fundraising
What do your board members say when you ask them to fundraise?
Board fundraising has been the cause of countless development director AND board member headaches for decades. But what if you’re looking at it all wrong?
Join us for a free webinar that will challenge you to look at your board’s role as fundraisers in a new way.
We’ll be joined by guest presenter Paul D’Alessandro. Paul has over 24 years of fundraising experience, and he’s learned a few things about boards along the way that he wants to share.
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This document provides an overview of crowdfunding strategies for nonprofit causes. It discusses conducting reconnaissance to assess a cause's potential for crowdfunding success. Key factors include the appeal of the cause, its urgency, political implications, ties to a community, and whether there is a specific project or event. The document also outlines assessing a team's size and network, preparing campaign materials like rewards and media lists, conducting in-person fundraising before launching, and maintaining social media presence during the campaign. The goal is to provide guidance on leveraging crowdfunding to raise money for important causes.
Developing a Fundraising Plan
1. The document provides information and guidance for nonprofit organizations on fundraising strategies and planning.
2. It discusses developing a fundraising plan, identifying funding sources, evaluating fundraising efforts, and tips for fundraising during an economic recession.
3. The document also advertises an online resource center and nonprofit services provider called CharityNet USA and promotes their upcoming webinars on nonprofit topics.
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Wine Wizard, LLC - Crowdfunding Facts & Tips
- 1. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS Crowdfunding has become all the rage! Follow these tips in preparation of launching your campaign…
- 2. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • 11 Days • Average preparation time needed for a successful campaign • Upload photos • Create a video
- 3. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Video • Keep the video under 5 minutes • Highlight key aspects of campaign • Tell a compelling story
- 4. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Campaigns that raise 30% in the first week are more likely to succeed • Have a crowd prior to launch • Start a buzz about your campaign with your crowd • Market to your existing crowd first
- 5. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • When 40% of the amount has been raised – • Visitors stay on your page 35% longer • People are 24% more likely to donate at the 40% mark • Tap into your pre-existing crowd first – family, friends, colleagues
- 6. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Length of Time • 30 – 35 days is an ideal length of time • Campaigns under 40 days are 6% more likely to succeed than those over 40 days • Teams of 4 people raise double that of campaigns with only one person This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 7. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Offer perks – Campaigns that offer perks raise 143% more funds • Campaign leaders who update their backers raise around 3X more funds • The $25 perk is the most claimed • $100 perk raises the most money and makes up 30% of total amount raised This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC
- 8. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Women are more successful when it comes to crowdfunding efforts • Women tell a better story • Their story resonates better with potential donors • Study done by Berkeley-Haas School of Business This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
- 9. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS • Conclusion • Spend time to prepare a quality campaign • Have a network of people in place prior to launch • Utilize Multimedia • Build trust with donors This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 10. WINE WIZARD, LLC CROWDFUNDING TIPS Wine Wizard, LLC “Crowdfunding Excellence for the Wine Industry!” "I believe in giving alternate opportunities to people who want to thrive. I believe this should be done responsibly and with trust. Supporting the growth of people is ingrained in me. This is coming from my background as a team building facilitator. Everyone should encourage the growth and development of humankind." - Tony Toto, Founder / President of Wine Wizard, LLC