About us
PE Crowdfunding Platform
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ABOUT PECROWED FUNDING
PE Crowdfunding is a unique platform dedicated to (GAPOA) and (APA) Elite Club member community and short- listed company community to raise fund from a large pool of individuals and a pull of investors to finance their real Estate and infrastructure community projects.
OUR CROWD FUNDING OPTIONS
Reward-based crowdfunding.
Equity-based crowdfunding.
Debt-based crowdfunding.
Donation-based crowdfunding
Objective
Establish sustainable funding options for verified small and medium-scale projects.
Support environmental sustainability by financing the completion of uncompleted community projects.
Empower startups by providing the necessary financial backing to turn their ideas into reality.
Create investment opportunities for individuals to participate in both community and private projects.
Facilitate the growth of innovative agribusiness ventures that can scale within local communities.
Strengthen investor confidence through Land-Bank initiatives that provide secure project take-off.
Ensure high-quality due diligence and insurance mechanisms to protect individual investors and promote long-term project success.
Discover how your business can use crowdfunding to finance new products or services, attract more customers and gain valuable
While traditional funding sources are one path to raising funds, crowdfunding is another way to get business capital. Crowdfunding campaigns involve seeking funds from family members, friends, neighbours, customers and other individuals with whom you have a relationship to collectively put money toward your business.
In one form or other, crowdfunding — or its close cousin, microfinancing — has been around for a long time. But the modern version of getting multiple small crowdfunders together has gathered momentum over the past decade and will continue to increase, with a projected annual growth of 18% through 2024, Opens overlay. The popularity of crowdfunding has increased thanks to online platforms and social media that bring business owners and supporters together.
Running your crowdfunding campaign
Today's crowdfunding, also known as crowdsourcing, is used by small business owners to seek out small crowdfunders to help finance a new business or a new product or service.
You start by selecting a crowdfunding platform and creating a business profile. You can set your funding goals Incentives could include a limited-edition version of your new product or an enhancement of your service. People find your profile online, often through social media, and invest their cash in your dream.
In addition to raising capital, the process of crowdfunding can introduce your business to potential new customers. These people will be even more interested in your success because they're crowdfunders, but they also may want what your business sells.
What are the benefits of crowdfunding?
For small businesses, crowdfunding campaigns can offer some advantages over more traditional financing. These include:
No worries about payback. While you want to deliver for your crowdfunders, the crowdfunding concept works more like a grant than a loan. On many crowdfunding platforms, you don't have to pay back money or pay interest.
Easy way for business owners to get capital. Crowdfunding works well for start-ups and people new to business ventures who may be less likely to qualify for traditional funding. In fact, women tend to be more successful than men at using crowdfunding to fund business growth.
Greater efficiency. You don't have to take the time to prepare an extensive business plan or forecast, and you don't need detailed financial statements. That leaves you time to perfect your crowdfunding campaign.
Proof of concept. A crowdfunding campaign can give you valuable insights into the validity of your concept and the target customers for it. Plus, what's dubbed “social proof,” or the
willingness of potential customers and crowdfunders to buy into your idea, can help you see when you've got a winner.
Valuable advice. Crowdfunders may be people who are knowledgeable about your market and can give you important feedback. Even if you get negative input, you can use it to refine your concept before you've gone to the time and effort of bringing a product or service to market.
Increased exposure. The more people who learn about your crowdfunding campaign, the more successful you will be. Many small business owners create promotional campaigns just to highlight their profiles on popular crowdfunding platforms. In fact, crowdfunding can be a piece of your overall marketing strategy.
How can you crowdfund for your business?
Different types of crowdfunding offer opportunities for almost every type of business. Here are a few different crowdfunding approaches to consider:
Debt-based crowdfunding encompasses several different types of crowd-based lending. These include mini-bonds, peer-to-peer lending (sometimes known as 'peer-2-peer' or 'P2P' lending) and invoice financing.
Essentially, a large amount of retail investors (the crowd) lend money through a platform to a business or individual. In removing many of the middlemen that would be involved if the transaction happened through a bank, debt-based crowdfunding can keep the costs down for borrowers while potentially giving the lenders improved rates of return.
Equity based. This is the most like traditional crowdfunders financing, but on a smaller scale. You trade equity, or a small part of the business, in exchange for capital. Crowdfunders get a share of your profits or dividends.
Rewards based. Crowdfunders get something special in return for giving you money. It might be a free product, a special version of the product or a bonus from the business. Games, art, music and small niche products are often successful using a rewards-based method of crowdfunding
Donation based. Crowdfunders give you money based on a request or call to action. This works best with a product or service that benefits a cause or charity, but it can be used for small business growth if you make the right pitch.
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