Fund Independent Projects and Expenditures Online with ‘Fund an Idea’
Aug 26, 2016
Fund an Idea launches as a crowdfunding resource backed by 30 years of marketing experience. This website provides inventors with a place to advertise and fund their start ups.
Pittsburgh, United States - August 25, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Since its release, ‘Fund an Idea’, an online crowdfunding resource powered by InventHelp, has been dedicated to communally funding independent projects to get them off the ground. The website works off the recent online phenomena that is crowdfunding. The concept is simple. Ordinary users can view a vast array of projects, products, or business ideas, and choose from ones they find appealing. Then, they have the option to pledge a chosen amount of money toward the production of the product, often in exchange for a reward. These rewards can be anything from acknowledgement and gratitude, to early access to the product or service, to exclusive access to certain products, features, or tools. This symbiotic relationship between producer and consumer allows the producer to fund their project without taking a massive monetary hit, while allowing consumer to vote for the most attractive and successful products with their wallet, gaining rewards and knowing that their money is directly contributing to the production of their favorite products.
Fund an Idea is a website with promise, which is shown by its reputable team and notorious partners. Fund an Idea is led by Matthew Tagliava, the Director of Marketing for InventHelp. He recognized from his work with InventHelp that a large portion of failed inventions lacked traction and ultimately failed due to lack of initial funding. Because of this, he expanded his role in InventHelp to include leading the Fund an Idea team. “Crowdfunding encourages innovation. With the power of crowdfunding, great ideas that would otherwise go unnoticed because of lack of funding or publicity can get noticed and get made into real products,” says Tagliava on supporting small inventors in a Huffington Post interview.
The Fund an Idea team is one comprised of marketing professionals, achieved entrepreneurs, crowdfunding experts, and professional staff dedicated to innovation and inventive development. This team is dedicated entirely to the success of their users, ensuring that each product is of a quality worthy of investment and is provided the necessary publicity within the site. This business model sets Fund an Idea apart from other popular crowdfunding sites such as GoFundMe and Kickstarter. This promising business model has attracted successful partners, such their spokesperson, the professional boxer and namesake of the Foreman Grill, George Foreman. “We can assist you in trying to submit your inventions or new product ideas to industry,” says Foreman, speaking on Fund an Idea.
By allowing ordinary users to fund their projects through community effort easily online, Fund an Idea invites more innovation from inventors by removing the hassle that comes with reaching initial funding goals. Alleviating this stress allows the inventors to focus wholeheartedly on production and development, meaning that the product goes from production to market significantly faster. Such assistance in development on the end of Fund an Idea means that more new, innovating, and useful products will be available, constantly setting the bar higher and providing better products to consumers
For more information, please visit http://www.fundanidea.com/en
Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Tagliava
Organization: Fund an Idea
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